Booti Booti National Park Plan of Management
Formerly Booti Booti State Conservation Area
Booti Booti National Park includes the narrow sand barrier which separates Wallis Lake and the Pacific Ocean as well as the spectacular headlands of Cape Hawke to the north of Booti Hill and Charlotte Head to the south.
Publisher: NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service
Cost: Free
Language: English
ISBN: 0-73052-0439
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ID: EES20220078
File: PDF 1.94 MB / Pages 21
Name: booti-booti-national-park-plan-of-management-220078.pdf
The importance of Booti Booti National Park derives from the special recreational opportunities provided by its location between lake and ocean. Features include small secluded beaches, the long expanse of Seven Mile Beach, spectacular timbered headlands, and an extensive lake foreshore.
The national park also includes a diverse array of vegetation communities within a relatively small area, including rainforest, palm forest, wetland and heath, and is an important wildlife habitat.
First published in July 1987; reprinted February 2022 with corrections to the maps.
Photo: Booti Booti National Park / John Spencer/OEH