Sea Acres National Park

Sea Acres National Park is a 76-hectare coastal rainforest reserve on the mid-north coast of New South Wales, immediately south of Port Macquarie town centre. It protects one of the largest intact remnants of littoral rainforest in New South Wales, featuring a 1.3-kilometre elevated boardwalk. Managed by NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, it is notable for its biodiversity, Birpai Aboriginal heritage, and the Sea Acres Rainforest Centre offering education and guided tours.

Visitors can expect a tranquil coastal rainforest environment accessed via a 1.3 km elevated boardwalk winding through dense littoral rainforest with large strangler figs, palms and epiphytes. The Sea Acres Rainforest Centre at the entrance provides interpretive displays, a cafe and gift shop. Guided Aboriginal cultural tours, birdwatching and photography are available, with views of the forest canopy and occasional access toward Shelly Beach. The setting is shaded, humid and quiet, suitable for easy walking and nature interpretation.