Pindar Cave (Brisbane Water National Park) Pindar Walking Track, Wondabyne, New South Wales 2256
About the Business
Welcome to Pindar Cave, located within the breathtaking Brisbane Water National Park in Australia. Nestled in the heart of the central coast near Gosford, this campground offers a unique and unforgettable experience for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
To reach Pindar Cave, simply take the Central Coast Highway exit off the F3 and follow either Wisemans Ferry Road for Somersby Falls and Girrakool or Woy Woy Road for Patonga. For those using public transport, the NSW transport info website or Palm Beach and Hawkesbury River Cruises website will provide you with all the necessary information.
Brisbane Water National Park is a haven of natural wonders, waiting to be explored. With the cooler weather, now is the perfect time to embark on a waterfall walking track and discover ancient Aboriginal engravings along the way. Immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of spring as you relax amidst wildflowers and wildlife, with the tranquil Hawkesbury River flowing by.
As the summer heat arrives, take advantage of the warmer weather and paddle down Patonga Creek or Mooney Mooney Creek in a canoe. The park offers endless opportunities for outdoor activities and adventure.
To access the park, there is a fee of $8 per vehicle per day. Pay machines are conveniently located throughout the park, accepting both card and coins. Alternatively, you can use the Park'nPay app for a hassle-free payment experience.
Your safety is our top priority, so please ensure you have up-to-date topographic maps with you when exploring the park. In case of an emergency, dial Triple Zero (000) and download the Emergency Plus app beforehand to aid emergency services in locating you.
Please note that pets and domestic animals, with the exception of certified assistance animals, are not permitted in the park. For more information on dog walking in regional parks, refer to the pets in parks policy.
Gosford, the nearby town, offers a wealth of attractions for the whole family. Situated on the outskirts of Brisbane Water National Park, it is surrounded by state forests, lakes, and stunning beaches such as Woy Woy, Ettalong Beach, Umina Beach, and Pearl Beach.
No trip to Sydney would be complete without experiencing the beauty of its parks. Whether it's the iconic Hyde Park or the Royal Botanic Gardens in central areas or the expansive Centennial Parklands further out, there is no shortage of green spaces to explore and enjoy.
Come and discover the wonders of Pindar Cave and Brisbane Water National Park. Immerse yourself in nature's beauty, create lasting memories, and embark on an unforgettable adventure in this stunning Australian destination.
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Pindar Walking Track, Wondabyne, New South Wales 2256, Australia
Reviews
"This is a good level hike with varying degrees of terrain that gives you a good degree of experience in hiking on National Park trails... it is also an excellent place to stay for overnight camping ... if you are well equipped, you would have not a problem with even younger children... but! you might need to do some carrying if you're taking very younger kids... I consider this a place where you go for the value gained in actual hiking there. An overnight camping trip certainly will add that special extra dimension. It's relatively easy to get to, use common sense, a decent navigation app, and make sure to look for the trail when you are unclear where it is at the times when you cross rocky places, you will be fine."
"Great place to camp, was fabulous with full moon, cooking water was available in the creek. Walked extra to Leochares peak lookout (part of GNW), it provides amazing views over the whole area and well worth the extra walk."
"Beautiful remote location - Pindar Cave is worth the visit or even a great place to camp too. We did the moderate walk from Wondabyne Station, some firetrail sections and single track. Also walked on to the Pindar waterfall, definitely recommend."
"Great spot to camp! Pool was full when we went. Walk in is 3 hours from Wondabyne - fire trail for the first 2km and then overgrown with spikey sections for the next 4km. There was a plenty of water dripping from the cave overhang so no need to bring cooking water - pending if there has been recent rain."
"Pleasant short walk. With a nice place to camp. Was a bit busy with other campers there."
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