Australia National Parks, Goulburn River National Park, New South Wales (2010)

Goulburn River National Park is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including threatened species such as the Regent Honeyeater.

It is also a great spot for bird watching, fishing, and camping.

The park is located in the Murray Valley region of New South Wales, with the Goulburn River running through the middle of it.

It is one of the oldest parks in Australia, established in 1910.

The park is a perfect place to visit all year round, with stunning views in spring and summer, and an abundance of wildlife in the winter.

Visitors can explore the park’s many walking tracks, picnic areas and scenic lookouts.

There are also a number of historic sites in the park, including the remains of a 19th-century gold mine.

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