Cuttaburra National Park

Cuttaburra National Park is located around 3.5km off Burrawantie Road, around 155 km northwest of Bourke and 100 km southeast of Hungerford.

From Bourke:

Access is via unsealed roads and road conditions may vary. Please check local conditions and road closures with Bourke Shire Council.

Via Yantabulla:

• From North Bourke travel northwest on The Dowling Track (Hungerford Rd) (MR404) towards Hungerford.
• At Fords Bridge continue straight ahead on the Dowling Track to Yantabulla (MR404).
• After Yantabulla turn right onto Burrawantie Road (RLR27).
• Once you enter Cuttaburra National Park the campground turn-off is 1.9 km on the left.

Via Ellavale:

• From North Bourke travel northwest on The Dowling Track (Hungerford Rd) (MR404) towards Hungerford.
• At Fords Bridge turn right onto Ellavale Road (RLR-24).
• After 32 km the road turns left and becomes Mascot Road (RLR-26).
• Once you enter Cuttaburra National Park turn right at the T-Junction of Burrawantie Road (RLR27).
• The campground turn-off is 1.8 km on the left.

Via Enngonia:

• From Bourke travel north on the Mitchell Highway (B71) towards Cunnamulla for 91km.
• At Enngonia turn left onto McCabe Street.
• After 260m McCabe St become Burrawantie Road (RLR27).
• Travel along Burrawantie Road for 30km. Once you enter Cuttaburra. National Park the campground turn-off is 17km on the right.

Parking

• Comeroo campground See on map

Road quality

Access is via unsealed roads and condition may vary. Roads are closed when wet. Please check local conditions and road closures with Bourke Shire Council.

Vehicle access

• All roads require 4WD vehicle

There are lots of great things waiting for you in Cuttaburra National Park. Here are some of the highlights:

Autumn

Autumn is still a lovely time to visit as the daytime temperatures start to drop.

Spring

After rain the landscape can come alive with blankets of wildflowers. While every colour is represented, yellow is certainly dominant with sprawling bloodwoods, vivid mulga and senna bushes out in flowers.

Winter

Winter is one of the best times to visit with milder days and chilly nights. The skies are clear, the stars are amazing and the flowering yapunyah provides a splash of colour.

Toilets

• Comeroo campground

Showers

• Comeroo campground

Picnic tables

• Comeroo campground

• Cuttaburra National Park factsheet
• Cuttaburra National Park map (935KB pdf)