Sturt National Park is 335 km north of Broken Hill and 400 km west of Bourke.
Sturt National Park showcases the amazing and unique beauty of the Australian Outback. You'll see vast open gibber plains broken by flat topped mesas, and red sand dunes covered with saltbush and shrubs.
Sturt is also home to a Ramsar Wetland of International Importance.
Take the self-guided loop with a 2WD or experience Middle Road via 4WD. You'll pass diverse landscapes with phenomenal lookouts.
Easy to moderate walks of 1 to 3 hours are possible in Sturt. You will have to pay
Find out more about Sturt National Park, including local accommodation, camping fees, how to get there and when to go details, at the Office of Environment & Heritage website.
Foundation Projects
Growing Sturt National Park
The Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife acquired 187,899 hectares (Mount King Station) as the core of Sturt National Park, more than half of the total park area.
Mount Wood Pastoral Museum
The Foundation funded a pastoral museum at Mt Wood Homestead to display relics of the 1880-1910 era. Mt Wood Homestead also provides visitor accommodation.
Tibooburra Courthouse
Tibooburra court house was built in 1887 to a design by colonial architect James Barnet. The Foundation contributed funds that enabled the acquisition of the Tibooburra Courthouse.
