Mimosa Rocks National Park
Mimosa Rocks National Park is located 20 kilometres south of Bermagui, 4 kilometres north of Tathra, 22 kilometres north-east of Bega and 413 kilometres south of Sydney.
Mimosa Rocks National Park consists of 5,335 hectares. The jagged coastline is enjoyed by surfers, fishermen, snorkelers, birdwatchers, bushwalkers and explorers. Natural volcanic rock sculptures appear everywhere among the rugged coastal headlands, cliffs and rock stacks.
A number of endangered fauna species are found within the park. These include the sooty owl and golden tipped bat. The brown pigeon is found at the southern limit of its distribution.
There are basic facilities at Aragunnu Beach, Picnic Point, Bithery Inlet, Middle Beach, Nelson Beach and Moon Bay - no water. Mimosa Rocks is accessed
via the Tathra-Bermagui Road (sealed road) with the access roads turning off this to the coastal camping and picnic areas.
Camping areas are at Middle Beach, Picnic Point, Aragunnu Beach and Gillards Beach (camping fees apply).
Road conditions should be checked at local National Parks offices or at the local visitor information centres, especially after wet weather.
Recently increased by 34 hectares with a new area containing high conservation values and a number of Aboriginal sites.
** Note: Access to some areas crosses private property. Visitors are reminded to shut any gates they open.
Nearest accommodation is available in Tathra, Bega or Bermagui.
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