Yengo National Park

Finchley Trig with a good bottle of red and some nice cheese is a must at sunset. The trig has a crowd nest style platform at its highest point, with a hexagonal table and bench seats at its centre. A trip to Yengo isn't complete without a sunset experience at the trig!!

Great spot for camping and hiking. The coastal walk is remote but offers a lot of wonderful views.

Keep an eye out for koalas as they repopulate the park. This one was sighted in mogo creek near the camp site in May 2022

There is something intimidating about this great green empty spot on the map, but the place is anything but featureless in real life. Yengo is full of history and untouched wilderness.

Lovely drive. Long drive with awesome views and turns.

You don't know serenity like this
Just dripping with aesthetics

Top tracks and fantastic views.

Want peace and quiet. This is the place but keep it a secret dont want it getting spoilt

Real wilderness, one of the few national parks near Sydney not effected much by humans.

Beautiful place, a must see for anyone wanting to connect with the hunter valleys most special area. Spectacular views, the best of our flora and fauna on display up high.Great spot for a sunset picnic at trig station.

Hard to find but worth the effort.

Stunning scenery and look outs. Sunset at the look out was spectacular. Well worth the drive and it has a few peaceful walks and hike trails. Highly recommended.

Beautiful scenery and a great drive if you like Bush roads. Set aside the hole day. Recently burned down to ground end2019

Need 4WD and track driver training. Dusty in dry conditions and careful driving required since there are some who drive thinking they're formula one drivers- making it dangerous to all.

Great place for an adventure ride

Great place for a day out picnicing or staying for a few days camping & exploring. Our favorite place to visit anytime of the year & never crowded.

Yengo National Park is a beautiful park to visit and to enjoy the beautiful scenery & nature. Some of the animals you'll see are: birds, wallabies, echidna, wombats, rabbits, foxes, snakes, raptors, lyer birds, to name just a few. Also the Yengo National Park is a protected national park that is located in the Lower Hunter region of New South Wales, in eastern Australia. Check it out when you have a chance, so beautiful here with amazing views and a chance to see nature up close. #localguides

The bushland here is still untouched. The swamp lands offer shelter to many varieties of birds . And the wildlife is abundant

We camped at the Mogo creek camp ground at Yengo National Park and went for a small hike too. It's a nice quiet place for camping in cool weather.

Aussie bush not too far from the city. Birds, bugs and beautiful views. No face masks required.