Explore Mungo
Explore Mungo
Do you want to go for a walk? Explore the landscape? Learn more about Aboriginal culture? How about spotting some wildlife, or just relaxing under a big sky?
Here you will find all the information you need to get out and about and enjoy yourself at Mungo - must-see attractions, exhibits, camping, guided tours, drives, walks, bicycling and more.
- The Meeting Place
- Getting around Mungo
- Where to stay at Mungo
- Mungo Itineraries
- Discovery Tours
- Other guided tours
- The Mungo Track (driving/bicycling)
- Zanci Pastoral Heritage Loop (walking)
- Short walks
- Weather
- Safety
- Aboriginal heritage
- Wildlife and plants
- Landscape and geology
- Download the Mungo Stories: Walk Together Culture app
Getting around Mungo
You will need your own transport to explore Mungo National Park, unless travelling with an organised tour. Unsealed roads link all the main features, over distances which are mostly unsuited to walking. However the central area of park facilities can be readily linked on foot. These include Main Camp, the Meeting Place the Visitor Centre, Mungo Woolshed, the Shearers Quarters, Mungo Lookout, the Foreshore Walk and Grassland Walk.
A four wheel drive vehicle is not necessary in dry weather. Some roads in and around the park may be closed after rain. If heavy rain is forecast you may consider leaving before roads become difficult or are closed.
Mountain bikes are also a suitable means of transport around the park, and an ideal way to fully appreciate the Mungo Track.
The Walls of China Boardwalks are open to public access. Supervised access to the Walls of China beyond the boardwalk is available through Discovery Tours or a licensed tour operator.
Visiting Mungo
For information about where to stay, park entry fees, what to see and current alerts, visit the Mungo National Park site maintained by NSW Parks & Wildlife Service.
