Because of its location towards the centre of the state you will find an interesting mix of both eastern and western NSW flora and fauna in this park.

Goobang National Park provides protection for the diverse range of plant and animal communities found in central west NSW, as well as the rich scenic, cultural and natural features of the area. Visitors can go picnicking, walking, and bush camping in the park. If you plan on horse riding in the park, you'll need a permit.

The park's main trails are accessible to 2WD vehicles, however they can become very boggy after heavy rain . Caloma Trig lookout offers fantastic views of the surrounding countryside.

This park is near Parkes (20 km), Peak Hill (20 km) and Wellington (75 km)

Best access routes: The southernmost section of Goobang National Park is separate from the rest of the park. It's on the paved Parkes-Orange road, around 20km east of Parkes.

The northernmost section of the park includes Wanda Wandong campground. To get here, turn east off the Newell Highway 3km north of Tomingley, onto Gundong Road. This road is almost fully paved to the national park entrance, and is suitable for 2WD vehicles towing caravans.

To the south of this is the Greenbah Camping Area. Take the Newell Highway, then turn east 8km south of Peak Hill onto the unpaved Trewilga-Baldry road.