Minnamurra Rainforest Centre

It's so easy to spend all day in this place. The easy boardwalk means that everyone can come along. The lyrebirds are magical too!

Superb place for a walk through nature. Unfortunately the Minnamurra Falls walk was closed and the Lyrebird loop walk is no longer a loop as part of the path is under construction so you would have to walk back. The paths are elevated and easy to walk but not very wheelchair friendly as there are many steep descends and uphill climbs. The picnic area is very well maintained with lots of charm with its moss covered floor and the sound of flowing water. There is plenty of tables, benches, BBQ area, and sinks for all your picnic needs. The toilets were clean too. The gift shop has souvenirs, and sell some ice cream and drinks too. Parking fee is $12 unless you have the annual pass for national parks.

We visited during the week so there were hardly any people around just plenty of birds and singing lyrebird was truely amazing experience. Currently part of the loop walk is closed but you can walk all the way up to Minnamurra falls cca hour and half away. Walk is steep but all the way you have either boardwalk or paved pathway and there are plenty of benches if you need to rest and catch your breath. You can still do loop walk with two hanging bridges as that is easier walk along the river and then walk back to the information office. As others mentioned there is no cafe but we anyway came to walk and enjoy nature not to drink a coffee. There is a toilet and plenty of parking

A delightful place to visit to get a genuine rainforest walking experience. The entire walk to the falls is on an elevated boardwalk which would be wheelchair friendly I'm sure apart from the steep grade. We saw lyre birds on 3 separate occasions and could hear them loudly throughout the walk. $12 to park. Highly recommended if you are up to the stepless climb.

This is a beautiful area where you can arrive, park and go through a metal walking track through a rainforest area. Parking cost $12 . You can pay at the visitor centre and display the ticket at your car. The visitor centre provides some tourist item and some snacks. No coffee shop is available. So if you want to sit down and enjoy a cup of tea you have to bring it with you. Toilets are available and they are clean. We did the loop walk as it was the only open track. However we couldn't loop around as at the end it was closed and we had to go all the way back. The walk was exceptionally relaxing and nice. The track to the waterfall was closed due to falling rocks. Not suitable for little kids as they will be tired and also they may fall as not all the tracks have rails.

Paved walkways which are easy to walk on the lyrebird walk but going to waterfall has steep climbing and downhill walking. Nice picnic area. Lot of paid parking slots but can get busy on public holidays.

A genuine rainforest walking experience within a reasonable drive from Sydney. The entire track to both the falls and the lyrebird loop walk is non slip and elevated off the ground so shoes need not get wet no matter the weather. There were lyrebirds aplenty to complete the experience. Be warned though, this is a steep walk and will be a test for the unfit.The shop is up with the best NP&WS has to offer with knowledgeable Rangers and staff. Quality gifts abound but be prepared to pay for them. No cafe though.Overall a wonderful day out.

Absolutely magical and pristine rainforest! We walked the Lyrebird Track which offered informative interactive signs about the ecosystem, the trees and bird life. This was a very easy 1.6k walking track and suitable for wheelchairs.

Great walk and views. If you are doing the Waterfall walk be prepared for some steep inclines.

Was lovely but why did we have to pay full day charge when we couldn't complete any of the walks?