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National park of New South Wales, Australia
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Booti Booti National Park (Worimi: Butibuti) is a coastal national park on New South Wales' Mid-North Coast. It lies between two bodies of water and offers plenty to see and do, making it a popular holiday spot for families with children and those simply seeking to go out and relax.
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A raised lookout on an 8.4-metre-high tower that gives you views of the littoral rainforest, Forster, Cape Hawke (obviously), Wallingat National Park and the rest of the park to the south. NPWS also claims that you can see Barrington Tops National Park to the west and Crowdy Bay National Park to the north on a clear day (which is rare for this area). You will need to climb 400 steps to this lookout along with a 500-metre walk; it is not accessible.
Has 96 campsites.
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Busways operate routes 150 and 151 (stop N) from Newcastle Interchange and Taree thrice each way.
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Williamtown · International · NTL
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