joseph banks regional park

Located near the Town of 1770, the Joseph Banks Conservation Park has a place in Australia's history whereby Joseph Banks discovered various plants and grasses that he documented more than 200 years ago. The walking trails here are easy, some through thick & dense bush, past weird geolocial rock formations, others to the edge of Bustard Bay point while you can take another down to the beach and laze in the sun or swim in the Pacific Ocean. Fisherman also take advantage of some of the rocky outcrops to throw their fishing lines hoping to catch some reef fish. There are 2 lookouts which are great for photo opportunities. But take care when walking around the headlands as some of the trails do not have guard rails and warning signs are in plain site. Just amazing views towards 1770, Round Hill Creek and out to sea. Worth the vist.