Choosing and buying your annual pass
There are four different types of annual pass (see the table below), so you can choose the pass that best meets your needs.
You can purchase an annual pass:
For more details, contact the Annual Pass Centre, or see:
| Annual pass options |
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 | 1-year pass | 2-year pass |  |
| Single Country Park Pass |
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| For any ONE designated park in country NSW except Kosciuszko National Park. See which parks this pass is available for. | $22 | $40 | |
| Country Parks Pass |
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| For all parks in country NSW except Kosciuszko National Park. See which parks this pass is available for. | $45 | $75 | |
| Multi-Park Pass |
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| For all parks except Kosciuszko National Park. | $65 | $115 | |
| All Parks Pass |
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| For ALL parks in NSW (including Kosciuszko National Park). | $190 | $335 | |
Please note:
- All prices include GST.
- NSW Senior Card holders are entitled to a discount of approximately 20% on the full price of an annual pass for a vehicle registered in their name. You will need to apply by fax or mail to the DECC Annual Pass Centre and include copies of both your NSW Seniors Card and your vehicle registration papers. NB: The vehicle must be registered in the same name as the NSW Seniors Card holder. You may also present the documents in person to the DECC Information Centre in Sydney CBD, or to one of our major visitor centres. NSW Seniors discounts cannot be combined with any other annual pass discounts.
- NSW Pensioner Concession Card holders and NSW EDA, Intermediate and Special Rate (blinded, TPI and TTI) pensioners are entitled to free entry into all NSW national parks and reserves. You can obtain your exemption card from the DECC Annual Pass Centre. You will need to provide a copy of both sides of your NSW Pensioner Concession Card on application.
- If you have previously purchased an annual pass and have received a renewal notice you can renew your pass online.
All national parks and reserves in NSW are covered by the annual pass, with the exception of the following:
- Worimi Conservation Lands require an access permit. See Worimi Conservation Lands - beach driving for more information.
- Booderee National Park at Jervis Bay is managed jointly by the Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community and the Australian Government Department of the Environment and Heritage.
- Parks in the ACT managed by the ACT Parks and Conservation Service are also not covered by the NSW annual pass.
Page last updated: 04 May 2009