How AI describes Royal National Park

Royal National Park is Australia's first national park, located near Sydney, spanning about 15,000 hectares along the New South Wales coastline from the Port Hacking River to Otford. It offers visitor facilities and activities such as camping, walking and coastal trails, beaches, river boating, picnics, and access by car or ferry, with an entry fee of $11 per vehicle per day and hours from 7:00am to 8:30pm. The park is managed by the NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service, which conducts biodiversity surveys, bush regeneration programs, and conservation education to protect native wildlife and habitats.