Popran National Park

Popran National Park protects rich Aboriginal heritage sites from over 11,000 years ago and is the place to go if you’re a fan of walking, kayaking, mountain biking, horse riding or fishing.

From the earth to the water, wildlife and plants, each of these holds a special place in the hearts of the custodians of this land, and the park proudly protects these places so we can celebrate Aboriginal culture for our future generations. 

Boasting 4 kilometres of Hawkesbury River foreshore, you can paddle, swim, fish and bird watch at Popran National Park. You may even be lucky enough to spot a black cockatoo or masked owl. 

Ironbark Road access to picnic area - The last 850m along Ironbark Road (Crown Road) to access Ironbark picnic area is currently limited to 4WD vehicles only.  This section is not suitable for conventional 2WD vehicles due to a severely eroded hill along the Crown Road.  Visitors to this section of the park travelling by conventional 2WD vehicles will have to walk the last 850 metres to access the start of the park and Ironbark Picnic area.

SAFETY ALERTS:

Ironbark Road access to picnic area - The last 850m along Ironbark Road (Crown Road) to access Ironbark picnic area is currently limited to 4WD vehicles only.  This section is not suitable to conventional 2WD vehicles due to severely eroded hill along the Crown Road.  Visitors to this section of the park travelling by conventional 2WD vehicles will have to walk the last 850 metres to access the start of the park and Ironbark Picnic area.