The Prime Ministers' Corridor of Oaks is located at Faulconbridge, New South Wales, 75 km from Sydney and 40 minutes from Katoomba.

A corridor of oak trees has been planted at this place by each Prime Minister of Australia since Federation or a close family member.

Joseph Jackson (1874–1961) MLA represented the state Electoral district of Nepean for 33 years.

At that time Jackson owned the former home of Sir Henry Parkes and was an ardent admirer of his.

He conceived the idea of an avenue of oak trees to be planted by all the Prime Ministers of Australia or their nearest surviving relative.