Fantastic park with amazing views has amenities picnic area good sealed road great place to see

One of the best views I had ever. The height matters. If you love a scenic view with the beach, town, mountains etc then this is the place to be. Trekking is an option for those who wants to burn the calories by walking all the way up. Takes almost an hour of walking. There is a road as well to drive up to the view points.

Being a lifelong local, I was stunned to find what exists in Dooragan NP.. Hidden in plain sight. Waterfalls, cascades, swimming holes are literally by the dozen and you can be guaranteed to enjoy complete solace and privacy for your efforts. Subtropical rainforest to rival any I've ever seen anywhere on the planet. Hit me up for a hike some time and see for yourself. Make a bit of effort to explore Dooragan and unlock its treasures as a reward.

Wonderful refreshing spot with many lookout areas and a small walking track. Take in the views of Laurieton, Diamond Head and other areas. A must visit if you’re in Port Macquarie, Taree or Camden Haven.

One of tje MUST SEEING if you are around. If you are a Tourist and travelling on the way, Don't miss it, if you are a hiker, runner or athlete, or even if you are up to driving up to the beautiful mountain, have a stop at located Car Park, with some historical information, and take a breath and besutiful pictures and enjoy the Calm sceneries spotted in different Lookouts ....💜💚 If you are into Nature walk, there are some Surprises for you....😉🤙🏼Enjoy🌺🌴🍀🌲🌳🍃🍀🍂🕸🐨

We stumbled across the Dooragan National Park whilst having a break on the drive south. Whilst the weather wasn’t in our favour, the two lookouts would offer spectacular views on a clear day.

English language name is North Brother National Park. They changed the name to please a local racial group, but get this the language isn't a written language. If you take a word from a tribe language and pit into another, you start destroying that tribe language. Destroying their culture. How stupid. It will always be North Brother National Park to me.