Clyde-River-Nationalpark
The Clyde River National Park is a national park in the southeast of the Australian state of New South Wales between Batman and Nelligen Bay, 223 km south of Sydney. The park includes 9 km river banks of the Clyde River, from which the park is encircled on three sides. The fourth side is in the northeast of the Kings Highway. The park was established in 2000 from a 10.91 km ² large part of Benendah State Forest.
The area consists of forested hills. Along the wooded river banks there are mangroves.