Myall Lakes National Park — Attraction in Mungo Brush

Well, well, well, look who's feeling fancy today - it's Myall Lakes National Park, the national park that's like the Hamptons of New South Wales. This place has got everything you could possibly want in a nature reserve - stunning scenery, pristine lakes, and more mosquitoes than you can shake a bug spray can at.

Let's start with the scenery. Myall Lakes National Park is like the Instagram filter of nature - everything just looks a little bit better here. From the towering sand dunes to the crystal-clear lakes, you'll feel like you've stepped into a postcard (or at least a really good travel influencer's Instagram account).

But it's not just about the views - there's plenty to do here too. You can go fishing, kayaking, hiking, or even take a dip in the (slightly chilly) waters of the lakes. Just be sure to bring plenty of bug spray - those mosquitoes are no joke (seriously, they're like the size of small birds).

And let's not forget about the wildlife. Myall Lakes National Park is home to a whole host of critters, from kangaroos to wallabies to koalas (oh my!). You might even spot a dolphin or two if you're lucky (but don't get your hopes up - those guys are pretty elusive).

Now, let's talk about the facilities. Myall Lakes National Park has got everything you need for a fun day out in nature, from picnic areas to campsites to toilets (because nothing says "glamping" like a well-maintained bathroom).

But perhaps the best part of Myall Lakes National Park is the sense of adventure you'll feel when you're here. Whether you're climbing a sand dune or paddling across a lake, you'll feel like a true explorer (albeit one with plenty of bug spray and snacks).

So there you have it, folks. If you're looking for a nature reserve that's a little bit fancy (and a whole lot of fun), Myall Lakes National Park is definitely worth a visit. Just be sure to pack your sense of adventure (and a spare can...

Good, clean toilet facilities throughout the park and ranger presence. Mungo Brush has a beautiful clean lake area with gorgeous views and areas of shade near the water and picnic tables. A really beautiful spot to swim and watch the boats and jetskis in the distance, and enjoy the panoramic views of the surrounding hills and water. Rubbish and recycling skips at Mungo Brush were very helpful. The ferry to cross at Bombah Point was a nice little ride. The Banksia Green area was a great spot to camp with barely any mosquitoes. Plenty of short green grass and open area for the kids to play and even a little sandy area which they found fun. Byo shade for your camp area! Dingoes, goannas, fairy wrens, whipbirds, cicadas and Eastern Water Dragons were all seen and/or heard...

The Worimi Aboriginal people had inhabited the Myall Lakes National Park land area for its abundance of natural resources. These natural resources had offered a traditional hunter-gatherer lifestyle for the Worimi people. The park includes important spiritual sites that are an important part of the identity of local Aboriginal people. Dark Point Aboriginal Place served as a location for the Worimi people to gather together for ceremonies and feasts and has been of significance to Worimi people for at...