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Closed areas: Flood effected campgrounds temporarily closed
The following campgrounds within Myall Lakes National Park are temporarily closed due to flooding:

• Dees Corner campgrounds
• The Wells campground
• White Tree Bay campground
• Brambles Green campground

Heavy rainfall and rising lake levels has impacted campsites and picnic areas throughout the park. For further information, please contact Manning Great Lakes Area on 65910300

Closed areas: Bombah Point Ferry closed due to flooding
Bombah Point Ferry in Myall Lakes National Park temporarily closed until further notice due to flooding.
For further information, please contact Manning Great Lakes Area on 6591 0300.

Closed areas: Vehicle access to Sugarloaf Point Lighthouse carpark restricted due to landslip on Kinka Road, Seal Rocks
Vehicle access along Kinka Road in Seal Rocks is limited to residents only. For further information about access to Myall Lakes National Park, please contact Manning Great Lakes Area on 6591 0300

Closed areas: Temporary road closures in western Myall Lakes NP due to landslips
The following roads are closed until further notice due to landslips:
- Jarrah Road
- Masons Bend Road
For further information, please contact Manning Great Lakes Area on 6591 0300.

Closed areas: Yacaaba Headland walking track partial closure
Yacaaba Headland walking track, in southern Myall Lakes National Park at Hawks Nest, is open to a viewing point.
Beyond this point the track is closed for visitor safety due to track construction and environmental assessments.
Penalties may apply for non-compliance.
Yacaaba Spit track remains open and people can continue to walk along the beach.
For further information, email or call the NPWS Manning Great Lakes Area office on 02 6591 0300.

Closed areas: Mungo track detour due to flood damage
The boardwalk between Tamboi trail and Brambles Green campground is permanently closed due to flood damage.
Walkers on the Mungo Track can take the detour at Mungo Brush. Please follow the walking track to the beach and then walk south for 4km. Take the slashed management trail which connects the beach to Mungo Brush Road to re-join the Mungo Track.
For further information, please call Manning Great Lakes area office on 02 6591 0300.


Alert kindly provided by © NSW Nataional Parks and Wildlife Service