Phước Bình National Park lies on the eastern slopes of the Đà Lạt plateau in the transition area between three regions: south-east, south-central and Central Highlands of Vietnam.

It is dominated by several high peaks in the west (up to 2,200 m above sea level), while the east of the site decreases in elevation towards the coastal plain of south-central Vietnam.

The total area of the park is 19,814 ha, comprising: Wet season occurs between May and late November, with September having the highest rainfall.

Phước Bình National Park also contains the historic wartime battlefield at Pi Nang Tac's stone trap, where in 1965 during the Vietnam War over 100 soldiers were killed.

Flagship fauna species for Phước Bình National Park include: Phước Bình National Park is particularly valuable as habitat for native birds – five of the eight restricted-range species that occur in the Da Lat Plateau Endemic Bird Area (EBA) occur in Phước Bình National Park, including two globally threatened species: collared laughingthrush and crested argus (Rheinardia ocellata).

Phuoc Binh National Park is also one of only six IBAs in Vietnam to support the globally vulnerable pale-capped pigeon (Columba punicea).

The local people also hunt and trap wildlife and harvest other non-timber forest products such as resin and medicinal plants.

Anthropogenic influences, in the form of regular burning to create open woodlands and shifting cultivation, are pervasive throughout the ecoregion.

Ecotourism activities available in Phước Bình National Park include hiking, rafting, swimming in streams and waterholes, camping, and learning about the culture and lifestyle of the local people.