Kayaking on the Wooli Wooli River
The Wooli Wooli River offers around 30 kilometres of calm, national-park-fringed waterway that's ideal for paddling. Guests can glide past mangroves and sandbanks watching for stingrays, turtles and yellow-tailed... black cockatoos, with free kayak use offered by several riverside accommodation providers and guided tours available through local operators.
Stand-Up Paddleboarding on the Wooli Wooli River
The sheltered estuary waters around Wooli are a popular spot for stand-up paddleboarding, with flat conditions and river-mouth lagoons well suited to beginners. Paddlers can explore the peninsula at a... relaxed pace while keeping an eye out for stingrays and native birdlife along the banks.
Wilsons Headland Walking Track
This easy, well-graded track links Boorkoom campground with the Wilsons Headland picnic area, tracing a short stretch of the wider Yuraygir Coastal Walk. Benches and lookouts along the way overlook secluded... coves and open ocean, making it a favourite for spotting migrating whales between late autumn and spring. Wildflowers carpet the heath from late winter into early summer.