Royal National Park was established in 1879 and has been managed by the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) since 1967. There are around 200 cabins in Royal National Park located at South Era, Burning Palms, Little Garie and Bulgo. The cabins are generally simple structures built in the absence of planning controls, major infrastructure and services. They are currently occupied (for short-term recreational use) under licence agreements.
Stotts Island Nature Reserve covers an area of approximately 160 hectares and is located in the Tweed River in far north eastern New South Wales, 12 kilometres south east of Murwillumbah. The whole island was gazetted as a nature reserve in 1971.
Dooragan National Park is located immediately south of Laurieton and approximately 25 kilometres south of Port Macquarie on the mid-north coast of New South Wales. The park is 1,042 hectares in size and encompasses North Brother Mountain, the northern most of the Three Brother Mountains.
Murrurundi Pass National Park Community Conservation Area Zone 1, commonly known as Murrurundi Pass National Park, is located on the south-east side of the Liverpool Range. It is immediately east of Nowlands Gap (also known as Murrurundi Pass), two kilometres north-west of Murrurundi in the Upper Hunter district of New South Wales.
The four Gunning Reserves, located south and west of Gunning in the Southern Tablelands of NSW, have a combined area of 885 hectares comprising of Bango, Oakdale and McLeods Creek Nature Reserves and the Belmount State Conservation Area.
The Karuah, Medowie and Wallaroo Group of Parks are located on the lower north coast of New South Wales, near Raymond Terrace and Karuah. The group comprises Karuah National Park, Wallaroo National Park, Karuah State Conservation Area, Medowie State Conservation Area, Karuah Nature Reserve and Medowie Nature Reserve, and collectively cover an area of 10,301 hectares. The parks are part of the traditional country of the Worimi Aboriginal people.
Stony Creek Nature Reserve is located in the southern tablelands of NSW, approximately 5 kilometres east of Queanbeyan. The reserve, comprising 80 hectares, was gazetted as part of the Southern Regional Forest Agreement in early 2001. It is located on the eastern fall of the Queanbeyan escarpment above Stony Creek, which feeds into the Molonglo River.
Kamay Botany Bay National Park is a magnificent headland site that bounds the mouth of Botany Bay, Sydney. The Kurnell Precinct of Kamay Botany Bay National Park is located on the southern headland of Botany Bay.
