The National Parks of New South Wales (NSW) are protected areas that showcase the state's diverse landscapes, wildlife, and ecosystems. With over 800 national parks and reserves, they cover approximately 9% of the state's land area. These parks offer various recreational activities, including hiking, camping, and wildlife watching, making them popular destinations for both locals and tourists. Some notable parks include Blue Mountains National Park, known for its stunning cliffs and waterfalls, and Kakadu National Park, famous for its rich Aboriginal culture and biodiversity. These parks play a crucial role in conserving native flora and fauna while providing opportunities for education and enjoyment of nature.