Broadwater National Park

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Stretching along the coast between Evans Head and Ballina, Broadwater National Park is a wild, windswept slice of New South Wales that feels a world away from the holiday crowds. Here, dramatic headlands overlook long, empty beaches, and the air is filled with the crash of surf and the calls of seabirds. This is a place for true coastal immersion – walking, fishing, and simply soaking in the raw beauty of the Pacific.

Highlights & What to See

Suggested Time to Spend

Broadwater National Park is best enjoyed as a half-day escape. Spend 2–3 hours walking the coastal trails, relaxing on the beach, and taking in the views. If you're keen on fishing or a longer beach walk, you could easily fill a full morning or afternoon. The park is compact, so it's easy to combine with other nearby attractions in a day trip.

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