Cathedral Rock National Park

Park management activities

Understanding landscapes and geology

Cathedral Rock National Park values the protection and conservation of biodiversity, land and native vegetation. NPWS carries out a range of ongoing initiatives, designed to minimise negative impacts to the park’s delicate features and landscapes. Monitoring and, where required, rehabilitation of significant areas are ongoing in this park.

Preserving biodiversity

Cathedral Rock National Park, known for its sensitive and diverse landscapes, is committed to preserving biodiversity. NPWS embraces programs that work to conserve the integrity and diversity of the park’s native vegetation communities. Efforts to minimise threats to such significant communities are ongoing, and may include monitoring and fire management strategies.

Developing visitor facilities and experiences

NPWS is committed to providing ample facilities for visitors to enjoy. Cathedral Rock National Park frequently evaluates its visitor offerings to ensure park visitors are well catered for. Tourist accommodation, including national park campgrounds, is regularly reviewed, serviced and maintained to a high standard, with visitor feedback considered and incorporated wherever possible.