Another impressive attraction in the area is the 1189-ha Bouddi National Park. Part of the Sydney Geological Basin it offers fishing, surfing, sunbathing, swimming, excellent bushwalks, panoramic lookouts, and tranquil, secluded bays and beaches.

The area is backed by wet sclerophyll forest, grasslands, swamps, heath lands and densely-canopied rainforests. The park is home to gliders, possums, echidnae, bandicoots, bush rats, marsupial mice, owls, scrub turkeys, lyrebirds, bowerbirds, white-breasted sea eagles and a host of other fauna.