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Flea Creek campground, Brindabella National Park. Photo: Murray Vanderveer/OEH
Brindabella National Park. Photo: NSW Government
Corre lookout, Brindabella National Park. Photo: Murray van der Veer/NSW Government
Brindabella National Park. Photo: NSW Government
Flea Creek campground, Brindabella National Park. Photo: Murray Vanderveer/OEH
Lowells Flat campground, Brindabella National Park. Photo: Murray Vanderveer/OEH

Brindabella National Park

Brindabella National Park

Flea Creek campground, Brindabella National Park. Photo: Murray Vanderveer/OEH
Brindabella National Park. Photo: NSW Government
Corre lookout, Brindabella National Park. Photo: Murray van der Veer/NSW Government
Brindabella National Park. Photo: NSW Government
Flea Creek campground, Brindabella National Park. Photo: Murray Vanderveer/OEH
Lowells Flat campground, Brindabella National Park. Photo: Murray Vanderveer/OEH

Overview

Just a short drive from Canberra, Brindabella National Park offers a remote alpine bush experience, a great day trip or weekend escape for the whole family.

With an extensive network of challenging 4WD trails, the park is an excellent location for registered 4WD touring and trail bikes and even has some mountain bike riding opportunities. Your journey will take you through unique mountainous terrain covered with red stringybark and scribbly gums, and across ridgelines with scenic views of the entire Brindabella range.

Breathe in the fresh mountain air and take in the spectacular views from many of the trails. On a clear day, you can see Canberra in the distance and across the Australian Alps to the south.

Visit the historic site at McIntyres Hut. Then take a moment to stop at the picturesque Flea Creek campground and picnic area, great for picnicking, fishing and camping.

Brindabella National Park, New South Wales, Australia

TripAdvisor Traveller Rating

TripAdvisor ratingBased on 5 reviews

“Awesome Four Wheel Driving”

TripAdvisor ratingReviewed 7yrs ago by 993anitat

We spent a day 4Wdriving in the Brindabella Ranges. We started off going down Gentle Annie which is quite a demanding low range track. As it had been so very dry there was a layer of bull dust over...

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“4wd escape from canberra”

TripAdvisor ratingReviewed 8yrs ago by mark00muller

We did a day trip through the Brindabella national park in our 4wd. There are lots of tracks of easy- medium difficulty for a stock 4wd. I download a map of a loop circuit off the explorez.com...

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“amazing 4WD area”

TripAdvisor ratingReviewed 8yrs ago by ET3121

One of the best spots for 4WDs. Has numerous camping areas with great facilities. Great place too visit

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Facilities
  • Caravan / Camper Trailer / Campervan Sites / Campsites
  • Non Smoking
  • Picnic Area