Morton Boulka picnic area

Morton Boulka Picnic Area Menindee is a remote and serene spot located in Kinchega National Park, New South Wales.

It is a fantastic location for birdwatching enthusiasts, offering a link between the Cawndilla and Menindee lake systems. This area has been of significant importance to the Paakantji people for thousands of years, and visitors can observe the lasting impact of their presence. After enjoying a picnic in this serene setting, visitors can take a stroll and enjoy a birdwatching adventure, with brolgas and speckled ducks being common sightings. The park also offers a grand display of colorful wildflowers after heavy rainfall. The best time to visit is after the rains or during spring when the wildflowers are in bloom. To get to Morton Boulka Picnic Area Menindee, visitors can take a well-maintained gravel road that links Pooncarie to Menindee, with road signs posted to guide them to the park.