Breelong National Park

Breelong National Park is a rarely visited park located approximately 42 km north-north-east of Dubbo, on the Balladoran map sheet.

The park has more than two kilometers of frontage to the Castlereagh River and is the only NPWS park on the Castlereagh River. The park's reserve status was acquired in 2005. This park is an excellent place to visit for those looking for a serene and natural environment.

Breelong National Park offers opportunities for visitors to experience the unique flora and fauna of the region. Visitors can enjoy walking along well-maintained old forestry roads, where you might spot some of the wildlife in their natural habitat. Visitors should consider packing appropriate gear and accessories for rugged outdoor activities.

To access Breelong National Park, travellers should travel to Dubbo first. The Dubbo Office of National Parks and Wildlife Services is located at 74 River Street, Dubbo, NSW 2830. The office can be reached by calling 02 6841 7100. The office operates from Monday to Friday, 8.30 am to 4.30 pm. After arriving in Dubbo, visitors should take the main road out to Balladoran, where the signposted access will be available. Visitors who plan to drive out to the park should note that