Bouddi National Park Plan of Management

Bouddi National Park is located on the NSW Central Coast, 20 kilometres south-east of Gosford. The park stretches across 19 kilometres of coastline and estuarine foreshore and has spectacular rocky-cliffed headlands, rock platforms, bays, beaches, barrier dunes and lagoons. Bouddi National Park lies in the traditional Country of the Darkinjung people.

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Date
18 December 2020
Publisher
Department of Planning, Industry and Environment
Type
Publication, Plan of management, Final
Status
Final
Cost
Free
Language
English
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  • ISBN 978-1-922493-85-9
  • ID EES20200571
  • File PDF 1.9MB
  • Pages 26
  • Name bouddi-national-park-plan-of-management-200571.pdf

Bouddi National Park is 1532 hectares and covers a large portion of the Bouddi Peninsula from Wagstaffe in the west to MacMasters beach in the north-east. It includes an area known as the 'Bouddi Marine extension', which encompasses 287 hectares of ocean floor and overlying offshore waters between Gerrin Point and Third (Bombi) Point, including the Maitland Bombora. More than 70 Aboriginal sites containing more than 200 objects have been recorded in the park and nearby areas.

The plan of management provides for sustainable visitor use and enjoyment and protects the park's cultural and natural values. Nature-based recreational activities undertaken in the park include bushwalking, mountain biking and rock climbing.

This is the second plan for the Bouddi National Park and replaces the 1985 plan.

Planning considerations

This plan should be read in conjunction with the Bouddi National Park Planning Considerations (2020).