Limeburners Creek

Limeburners Creek National Park, nestled between Crescent Head and Port Macquarie on the mid-north coast of New South Wales, offers a pristine coastal retreat. Visitors can enjoy golden sandy beaches, exceptional surf breaks, and remote camping spots. The park is rich in Aboriginal cultural heritage, with sites significant to the Dunghutti and Birpai peoples. Wildlife enthusiasts may encounter ospreys, pied oystercatchers, dingoes, koalas, quolls, and the rare ground parrot. The diverse landscapes, including heathlands, banksia and blackbutt forests, and the rare rainforests of Big Hill, provide habitat to an abundance of wildlife.