Popran National Park

Popran National Park conserves spectacular sandstone cliffs and gullies and many Aboriginal sites. It includes four kilometres of Hawkesbury River foreshore to the east and north of Milson Island and contains a number of undisturbed small creek catchments.

These completely natural fresh running water tributaries to the Hawkesbury River are becoming scarce and so the park is important for their conservation and the protection of the animals and plants that depend on them.

This park conserves spectacular sandstone cliff lines and gullies, while also protecting many Aboriginal sites. Wander through the exceptional wildflower displays.