The short
| Distance | 0.9km Return |
| Grade | Easy |
| Type | Pram |
| Time | Under an hour |
| Conditions | Mostly shaded, flat concrete path |
| Facilities | Picnic tables, car parking, cafe nearby |
| Getting there | Car – off Farnell Ave, your first left after you pass the pay station in the Royal National Park. This is in Dharawal Country. |
The Bungoona path, in the Royal National Park is a very short stroll on an accessable path to a beautiful lookout overlooking the Hacking River. A great pram walk to tack onto a picnic outing or as bubs first bush outing.
The long
Access
Bungoona path is in the Royal National Park, NSW. After driving past the pay station on Farnell Ave, turn left into the Royal Area Office car park. From here you will see a sign for Bungoona Path.
We acknowledge that this walk is on the lands of the Dharawal people and pay our respects to their elders past, present and emerging.
The trail
The path is a straightforward, flat, concrete path to the lookout. Perfect for prams or little walking legs.
There is a small, shaded picnic area with tables not far from the start of the path if you need to feed the bub, or you want to throw a picnic rug for bub to have a little play on the ground before or after your walk!
If you’re looking to extend your outing, a visit to the Audley Dance Hall Cafe on your drive in or out would be a great spot for brunch or lunch with your bubba.
