Coolah Tops is a national park located in New South Wales, Australia, 258 kilometres northwest of Sydney, established on 5 July 1996. It is managed by the New South Wales National Parks and Wildlife Service. Its World Conservation Union category is II.
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The Coolah Tops National Park is Nice, but not necessarily awesome. The campsites are nice, you can get some nice 'private' sites, but for those who mind, only one drop toilet per campsite. The 30km drive to the furthest lookout will take an hour to drive and is not really offering a very wide view. The snow gums are pretty nice though and worth the trip. The view at beginning of the park past the campsites is well worth a visit! Other than that not really worthwhile hikes or other...
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Absolutely stunning national park, with some of the tallest trees I have ever seen. There are multiple waterfalls with picnic areas and nice campgrounds. It also has good signage and nice information supplied to you by a board near the entrance of the park. The road to get into the park is a small road going through some livestock fields. It is full...
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Lovely National Park, we took our off road caravan up and the road in was a bit rough to start with but gets better as you get to the top of the hill. I would not recommend if it is wet or your Van isn't off road capable. The Park is well maintained with some spectacular short and easy walks with lots of wildlife which roam the park. Campsites...
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