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Sutherland Shire is surrounded by several beautiful national parks 1. Royal National Park: One of the oldest national parks globally, it features diverse ecosystems, walking trails, beautiful beaches, and picnic spots. It is popular for bushwalking, cycling, and wildlife spotting. 2. Mountafield National Park: Located to the west of the Shire, known for its picturesque scenery with waterfalls, bushwalks, and opportunities for camping and nature observation. 3. Kurnell Peninsula (part of Botany Bay National Park): Offers coastal landscapes, iconic sites like the Captain Cook Statue, beautiful beaches, walking trails, and picnic areas. 4. Nurragingy Reserve: While not a national park, it provides beautiful gardens, walking tracks, and nature-based activities in a large area of parkland near Sutherland Shire. These locations are ideal for outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy hiking and exploring nature! 🌳 If further specifics about activities or directions are needed, feel free to ask!