Mungalli Falls

This was a good one. It’s on the grounds of a school camp type situation. Nice viewing platform and you can walk right down the bottom for a better view but we didn’t. If there was a school camp on I am not sure if you can come here? But it was lovely, my photos are just of the top there is a bigger falls to view if you walk down to the bottom.

Beautiful weekend getaway spot to relax and disconnect. Platypus walk, beautiful sunsets, waterfalls, horses and cows, glow worms at night, Mungalli Dairy nearby, endless rolling hills and cool crisp air. You must visit if you are a nature lover.

Absolutely amazing! You can park at the restaurant (very nice owner) and observe a first fall. You can then take a short walk to the Mungalli falls, it's just beautiful. It's approximately 30 - 45 minutes walk to go down to the fall and back at your car. I think there are also other walks you can take but we did not try.

Surrounded by lush rainforest, a stay at the Mungalli Education Centre is a unique and incredible experience. There is no shortage of activities to do in this all-natural playground, from zipping around on a flying-fox, to abseiling down Mungalli Falls. The Centre also has therapy cows and beautiful eco lodges.

I guarantee that you will see platypus (I saw two in the morning, along the Centre's Platypus Walk), and this is also one of the only public places in the region to see glow worms.

The owner, Michael, is incredibly kind, and he has the best, friendliest staff on the Tablelands.

100% recommend staying here while you're visiting the region!

Beautiful place - we didn’t see anyone around at all. Walk to the base of the falls 35-45min return.

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Astonishing waterfall it's the second time I travelled and still feel need to back again and again.

Nice waterfall to look, not for swimming in a private property that runs an education centre. It is free access for visitors. Allow 25 min return walk to the bottom of the fall from car parking. There is a platypus viewing area and glowing worms are supposed to be found at night time.

You have to go through the outdoor education center to access the fall but it's totally free, and an easy 45 min walk there and back to access them. Highly recommend.

Beautiful place. Tranquil.perfect.lovely.

The top falls are easy to get to, and the bottom, larger falls are an easy walk down a sealed track.

It's the best place I've ever been to...well for my first time traveling overseas...thank you for the best experience ever!!

The best place for a big group of kids

Great location, very nice lunch.

A nice waterfall spot to stop at and enjoy. This is also a camp grounds, but it seems that visitors are welcome anyway. There are few spots to look at the waterfall from, including a bridge and a proper lookout platform.

Narrow paved lane reaches these pleasant falls. There is a longer trek to a lower section I believe (40mins) but track was muddy and slippery during our visit. A school adventure camp operates from here.

Lovely private property... they run an education center there for kids. We loved the story with that... good on them. Waterfall was very nice and worth the 20min walk. What goes down has to come up but climb back up is on road so fairly easy. There r smaller falls to look at without doing the walk down to the big one if fitness is an issue.

Food was alright and the views were beautiful, but this is a bad place to go if you're extremely unfit as there are tons of uphill walks. Staff are friendly and nice and the cabins are clean and comfy. Be prepared to have no signal for the entire time you're here ✌