Overview
Booti Booti National Park (Worimi: Butibuti) is a coastal park on NSW's Mid-North Coast nestled between two bodies of water, offering littoral rainforests, secluded beaches, and coastal walking tracks. It's a popular holiday destination for families with children and those seeking outdoor relaxation away from busier coastal areas.
Beach · Day Trips · Family Travel · Nature · Trekking
Before you go
Accessibility
Cape Hawke Lookout requires 400 steps plus 500m walk and is not accessible. McBrides Beach involves a 600m walk. Contact the park office for mobility accessibility inquiries.
Accommodation
The Ruins Campground inside the park has 96 sites. Forster offers hotels, motels, and holiday rentals for non-campers.
Emergency
Park office: 4374 The Lakes Way, M-F 8:30AM-4:30PM. For emergencies, contact NSW National Parks emergency line.
Fees
Day entry is AUD 8 per vehicle. NSW Parks passes provide unlimited annual access with various options from $22 to $335 depending on coverage and duration.
Food
No food vendors inside the park. Bring supplies from Forster, which has supermarkets and eateries.
Transport
No public transport reaches the park. Self-drive from Forster (15-20 min) or other Mid-North Coast towns is required. Carpark available at McBrides Beach.
