Washpool National Park is 78 km east of Glen Innes and 93 km west of Grafton.
Dramatic landscapes of steep-sided valleys, broad ridges and
It is part of the World Heritage listed Central Eastern Rainforest Reserves of Australia (CERRA). Washpool is part of the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia - a chain of more than 50 rainforest reserves along north-east New South Wales and south-east Queensland.
The Gondwana Rainforest parks protect areas of the remaining sub-tropical rainforest in the world, large areas of warm temperate rainforest, and almost all of Australia's remaining Antarctic Beech cool temperate rainforest.
Its ancient and isolated rainforests are home to a great variety of plants and animals.
To learn more about Washpool National Park, including camping details, how to get there, walks, plants and animals and more, visit the Office of Environment & Heritage website.
Click to see photos of Washpool National Park from the Clarence Valley Bushwalking Club here.
Foundation Projects
Growing Washpool National Park
The Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife acquired 1,191 ha of wilderness land near Tenterfield for Washpool National Park, enabling dedication of around 150 hectares of identified wilderness.
