Gir-um-bit National Park

Gir-Um-Bit National Park in Karuah, Australia is a stunning travel destination covering an area of 580 hectares.

Created in July 2007, the park is accessible to visitors year-round, except during inclement weather or fire danger.

The park features sections around Swan Bay and Tanilba Bay, including two small islands, Wirrhng and Swan Islands. It is an ideal spot for picnicking by the water, launching boats, kayaks, or canoes, and enjoying paddling on the beautiful waters of Karuah. Adventure seekers can explore the park's network of 4WD trails, as well as engage in activities like mountain biking, fishing, and birdwatching.

For those seeking camping experiences, Little Mountain campground offers a quiet riverside area for 4WD touring, mountain biking, fishing, paddling, and birdwatching. Tattersalls campground is another delightful riverside camping spot that provides opportunities for bushwalking, birdwatching, fishing, and more. This period offers mild weather and less rainfall, making it perfect for outdoor activities.

To reach the park, one can drive from Sydney, which takes approximately two hours. Alternatively, taking a train from Sydney to Newcastle and then a bus to Karuah is also an option. Once in Karuah, visitors can explore the park on foot, by bike, or by car.