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Bouddi National Park is situated on the Central Coast of NSW, 19kms south east of Gosford. It consists of untouched, deserted beaches, spectacular cliffs, coastal rainforest and dune fields of windblown sand. It is the heart of a 300hectare marine extension where all marine life is protected – one of the first created in NSW. It is home to hundreds of species of birds as well as whales, dolphins, seals dingos, frogs, wallabies and several species of bats.
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Bouddi National Park was created from a Public Recreation Area which was dedicated in 1922 to which several areas have been added subsequently – and it continues to grow. Parts were mined for coal and also for sand and minerals.
Bouddi has meaning in several different aboriginal languages. ‘heart’ or ‘water breaking over rocks’. It was the aboriginal name for the eastern headland of Maitland Bay. The lands belonged to the Kurringai people and the park has 100’s of aboriginal sites. These include middens, engravings and rock shelters with drawings and paintings. The Hawkesbury sandstone provided ideal surface for art and produced a unique style of life size drawings and engravings of fish, whales and shields.
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