Enjoy a short winter-spring wildflower walk in Tomaree National Park
~ colour, curiosities and stories

Tomaree boasts a wonderland of winter and early spring wildflowers, especially along its sandy heathy woodlands.

Experience the colourful buds and blooms of the pink wax flower, a favourite for bees. Delight in the variety of yellow and red peas, the yellow drumsticks or an orchid or three. Learn about the wildflowers, their names and some stories.

Each walk is a slow and easy circuit on gently undulating sandy tracks, shade is variable.
The walk is about 2-2.5hrs, walking just 2.5 km, Grade 2.

We are sorry, all times are fully booked. Please join the waitlist should a spot become available.

Saturday 8 August 1-3.30pm
Tuesday 11 August 9.30am-12 midday
Sunday 16 August 9.30am-12 midday
Monday 31 August 9.30am-12 midday
Saturday 5 September 1-3.30pm

BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL: Numbers are limited for each walk as most of the track is narrow. Each participant needs to book individually, apologies in advance for this inconvenience.

Please book for one walk only. If a walk is booked out, please put your name on the WAIT LIST! If all walks fill we may offer another walk.

Participants will be advised of the meeting place and what to bring closer to the walk dates.

The walk is in the Fingal area.

National Parks Association (Hunter Region) is leading the walks, through its local groups the Friends of Tomaree National Park and the Hunter/Port Stephens Bushwalking Group,

We live, meet and work on the lands of the Worimi People. We pay respect to Elders, past, present and future, and acknowledge the pivotal role of First Nations People within the Australian community.

Contact the host of Tomaree Wildflower Walks 2026