Booderee National Park, which along with Uluru and Kakadu National Parks is one of three operated by Environment Australia (the Commonwealth National Parks Service) occupies the majority of Jervis Bay Territory.

Jervis Bay Territory has escaped the coastal development which has changed much of the east coast of Australia and the environment is largely as it was prior to the arrival of Europeans over 200 years ago in spite of proposals over the years to use it for a sea port, naval fleet base and even a nuclear reactor.

Booderee National Park is a place of great history and contrast. Towering sandstone coastal cliffs guard rainforests and eucalypt forests from the awesome might of the ocean, tranquil waterways are a short walk through coastal heath from surfing beaches.

Booderee National Park offers the opportunity for many recreational activities in a magnificent unspoilt setting.