The largest park on the Eurobodalla Coast the Deua covers a massive area of over 80,000 ha most of which is relatively undisturbed, pristine wilderness. The best access is by the Moruya to Araluen Road following the course of the Deua River. Access to the western edge of the park is via the Krawaree Road south of Braidwood. Access to the south east of the park is difficult. Within the park, vehicular access is generally confined to 4WD tracks and forest roads.
Rivers provide a water supply.
Accommodation is available at Moruya, Araluen, Majors Creek and Braidwood. Wild and scenic rivers are a feature of Deua National Park which protects extensive areas of wild country located in the rugged coastal ranges. The park provides for wilderness recreation activities including bushwalking, abseiling, canoeing and adventure caving. Ensure that you are well equipped if you plan to go walking as there are no constructed paths. Vegetation and climate within the park changes markedly with altitude.