The Booti National Park is located on the east coast of New South Wales, about 280km south from Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, and 20km from Forster-Tuncurry, Twin Town, to the north, covering an area of 15.67 square kilometers.
Founded in 1992, the National Park consists of three mountains: (Booti Hill), 169m south of Cape Hawk (Cape Hawke), north, and (Charlotte Head)., Cape Charlotte, 96m above sea level.
The vegetation of Booti National Park is lush, wild animals are numerous, keep the primitive ecology, 17% of the area is tropical rain forest.
Booti National Park is a very popular hiking, holiday destination where hiking, swimming, bird watching, whale watching (winter) and camping are available in (The Ruins), a camping area in Mount Buddy. At the top of Hawk Point, there is a (Cape Hawke lookout). With 360-degree views of the surrounding scenery.
