Our national parks are the cornerstone of biodiversity and conservation in NSW. Make a tax-deductible donation today and help protect our natural …
Reviews
Tripadvisor
4.5/5 · 374 reviews
5-star
83%
4-star
16%
3-star
0%
2-star
0%
1-star
1%
Recent reviews
Scenic
Hiking
Time
Wildlife
Weather
Bird Watching
Season
Restroom
Any rating
Loading reviews...
Feb 1, 2025
Couldn't see anything and is so crowded people push people and start fights do not come here people push people off...,.........................,............Full review by Jheh H
Sep 12, 2024
An astounding area of magnificent natural beauty. The spectacular views are well worth the distance travelled. The Warrumbungle National Park Visitors Centre is the perfect place to start exploring t…Full review by David W
Jan 6, 2024
The Warrumbungles is one of Australia's most spectacular national parks, with views that are of international standard. I spent four days bush-walking, completing Belougery Split Rock, Grand High T…Full review by Scott D
Travelling in caravan Adults no children Would staying 3 day be enough time to explore the park etc Would stay in camp site that are offered
A:
Hi Grace, I think that 3 days would be enough to explore the park. We had 3 days and managed to squeeze in Pilliga Forest as well. You cannot do every hike in 3 days, but can …
Hi Grace, I think that 3 days would be enough to explore the park. We had 3 days and managed to squeeze in Pilliga Forest as well. You cannot do every hike in 3 days, but can certainly do a number of hikes. Have a read of my thread on the Warrumbungles forum to see what we managed to do, if you haven't done it already. Cheers Croman
Is the summer heat (planning to visit in Feb) bearable for bushwalking and staying several days?
A:
Feb is usually the hottest month and Coonabarabran will often get above 30 deg C, so it will be HOT. So it depends on how well prepared you are, what your camping equipment etc …
Feb is usually the hottest month and Coonabarabran will often get above 30 deg C, so it will be HOT. So it depends on how well prepared you are, what your camping equipment etc is like and how well you manage in above 30 temps. Personally I wouldn't but if Feb is the only time you can go then it will need some planning, walk early etc plenty to drink, the usual stuff.
Where is the best place to stay for the Warrum bungles NP, we are not equipped for camping
A:
I can't answer that as we camp and Blackman campsite is for camping . The visitors Centre are very helpful and should be able to assist, try phoning them.
Save
Share
More
