Spend a winter weekend exploring Narawntapu National Park on Saturday 18 and Sunday 19 July 2026 as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of this extraordinary place.
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Discover what’s happening at Narawntapu National Park this July

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​​​Spend a winter weekend exploring Narawntapu National Park on Saturday 18 and Sunday 19 July 2026 as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of this extraordinary place. 

Enjoy free park entry across the weekend (standard camping fees still apply) and take part in a range of guided activities, relaxed talks and self-guided experiences suitable for all ages.

Explore the park on a guided walk 10am

Take part in a guided return walk from the Visitor Centre to Archers Knob (around 3 hours).

Along the way, experienced guides will share insights into the park's landscapes, plants and wildlife. 

You'll need to book ahead (maximum group size of 12) and bring suitable clothing and water for the day.

Rock Pool Ramble 10am (Griffith Point) (1 hour)

Living between the tides is tough, come and discover the amazing creatures that live on our rocky shores. 

Meet at Griffith Point car park, bookings not required.

King of the Sky 1pm (Visitor Centre) (1 hour)

Learn about the world's largest eagle and other remarkable raptors and help build a life sized Wedge-Tailed Eagle Nest. 

Meet at the Visitor Centre carpark, bookings not required.

Interpretative historic camping display located in Visitor Centre.

Step back in time and discover the park's history.

Visit the historic camping display in the Visitor Centre, open throughout the celebration period (17-26 July).

This display shares stories of how people have experienced and enjoyed the park over time.

Whether you're keen to walk, learn, or simply soak up the surroundings, there's something for everyone during this special anniversary weekend.​

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Published 13/07/2026