Engadine Track - Royal Natl Park (NSW)

Eduardo Meruvia Marvelous design! Never seen such perfect example of sheltered architecture in Australia. Designer (Architecture & Engineering) was way ahead of their time. Hope the team that worked on this got a pay raise after such immaculate work.

The Guide Amazing scenic track

Arjun Nathan Very beautiful and natural

Kellie Fackender Beautiful place to camp, bush walk or picnic, Ben Halls Cave is a nice walk up to a bitsteep and rocky at spots.

Jacqueline Kenney Such a beautiful beach really wild with cliffs and giant gravy pine trees behind. Really dark sand and wild ocean. And then beautiful little rock pools with a swimming pool built into them. Not a lot of parking but great facilities and showers

Kimberley Harrison Fantastic experience and was a great morning out. We just did the self guided tour and enjoyed the observations and stories about previous employees. Very interesting history and easy to navigate. Highly recommend if youre in the area! Only suggestion I have for visitors is probably leave the younger kids at home! My older two (7 & 5) enjoyed it but the 3 year old got bored quickly.

Iti Gupta We had a great experience with this boat hire company at the lake! They had plenty of options to choose from, and the prices were very reasonable. The staff provided life jackets for everyone, including a perfect fit for my 10-month-old baby, which was very reassuring. There’s convenient parking nearby, making it super easy to access. The lake itself is beautiful and ideal for a relaxed boating experience. Highly recommend!

Mark Nguyen Its not the first time Ive been here, so this is my second time coming here for a very long time. The first time I was here was probably at least five years ago. The arts are still there. Maybe some have changed, and some stayed, and the cafe is still there and hasnt changed as always. Theres a walk outside which it was a nice sunny but little cold day and theres some bins in around some areas we had a nice time there.

Priscilla Park, beach and bushwalks in one. You can see the climbing frames long before you get to this park! My 10 year old loved it and so did my 4 year old. I have to say, the ladder access to one slide was a bit concerning as it was so high. A lot of parents must have felt the same as they were climbing the ladder behind their younger kids. And if your kids dont like climbing or heights they may find it frustrating as they wont be able to access the slides. The park also had * 2 decent flying foxes * 4 swings, all facing in to each other * Cubby house for younger kids * Musical pipes the kids can bang * heaps of open space to kick a ball around * Large toilet block The best part was the mini skate park. My son and daughter both enjoyed riding their bikes through it. Be prepared and come with your own shade and picnic blanket as there are only a few covered tables and they fill up fast. You can find trees to sit under but they arent very close to the playground itself. Across the road youll find the beach with no waves and lots of sand and shells for the kids. You can walk along the path adjacent to the beach and take it all the way into the National Park. Along the way youll come across information about the first fleet arrival at Botany Bay. If youre still up for exploring there is a short easy walk called the Yarra Trail, close to the national Park entrance. All in all, it was a wonderful day, broken up with lots of different activities.