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Australia Walkabout Wildlife Park

2375 Peats Ridge Road, cnr Darkinjung Road, Calga NSW 2250

Experience a bush “Christmas in July” Wild Sleep Out at Walkabout Park with ranger-led nocturnal animal interactions, Christmas tree and Santa, Christmas bush-dinner, hot gluwein around the campfire, 3m x 3m tent and all camping equipment, hot showers and breakfast included. Adults $200. Children (age 3 to 17) $100. Family sharing a tent (2 adults & 3 children) $400.
Christmas in July at Walkabout Park
Every Saturday night in July 2011 is Christmas at Walkabout Park
With a Christmas tree, hot “gluwein” (spiced mulled wine) and hot chocolate around the campfire, a bush Christmas buffet and a visit from Santa plus lots more Christmas fare, what could be more Christmassy than this?
After lots of Christmas animal action, and warm from the food and drink and the campfire, retire to your comfortable 3m x 3m tent. All camping equipment is provided, and there are hot showers!
Wake up to the sounds of the bush as the animals emerge to join you for breakfast - literally.
Program runs from 5:30pm Day 1 to 9:30am Day 2 and you’re welcome to stay in the park until 5pm. Prices include all ranger-led activities, tents, sleeping gear, dinner, breakfast and Christmas fun.
Adults - $200 | Children aged 3 to 17 - $100 Family 2 Adults + 3 Children sharing 1 tent - $400
 

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Brooklyn Central Boat Hire & General Store

81 Brooklyn Rd, Brooklyn NSW 2083

Brooklyn Central is located in the township of Brooklyn, just an hour north of Sydney. We’re halfway along Brooklyn Rd, between the Pacific Highway and the Hawkesbury River railway station (find us on Google Maps).

We have a fleet of 20 runabouts (tinnies) and 2 party boats available for hire. Take out a boat for the day to explore the Hawkesbury River or to go fishing.

A wide range of bait and tackle is available in the shop, plus ice, groceries and food and drinks.

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The Riverboat Postman

Brooklyn Public Wharf, Dangar Road, Brooklyn NSW 2083
The Riverboat Postman - an iconic cruise just one hour from the centre of Sydney - delivering the mail to river residents on behalf of Australia Post (as well as other daily essentials like milk, papers, the odd bottle of rum). Enjoy morning tea and lunch on board, complete with an entertaining and informative commentary from the local skippers. Departing Brooklyn Public Wharf at 10am each weekday, returning at about 1.15pm, you'll find them right next to the Hawkesbury River Train Station at Brooklyn. The direct train from Central Station in Sydney departs 8.45am, usually platform 12. The boats are large, stable and comfortable catamarans, each with a well-stocked bar on board so you can have a glass of wine or beer with your lunch. Bookings are essential for catering purposes, but payment is made on the day of travel. They look forward to welcoming you on board soon.
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Umina Beach

509 Ocean Beach Road, Umina Beach NSW 2257
Umina Beach is located in the southern coastline of the Central Coast, on the Peninsula. Umina Beach has excellent surfing conditions, choppy in strong southerlies. The Umina Beach Surf Life Saving Club has been on site since 1959, and will host the 2014 NSW State Championship. The beach is patrolled every weekend and public holiday through the season to keep swimmers out of trouble. Patrol members are all volunteers.
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Ocean Beach Umina

Ocean Beach, Umina Beach NSW 2257
Located between Umina Beach and Ettalong Beach at the southern end of the Central Coast and nestled within the protection of Broken Bay you will find over two kilometres of golden sand to relax on and enjoy. Ocean Beach provides the beauty of an ocean beach with the safety of an inland waterway, offering a perfect location for families. Picnic tables with seating are available, along with barbecue's and a children's playground. The beach is patrolled every day from October long weekend until the end of the April school holiday break. Public facilities are available as well as lovely grassed and under cover picnic areas. Parking is available at the public beachside car park and street side parking.
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Staples lookout

Woy Woy Road, Woy Woy Bay NSW 2256
If you're looking for a scenic place to gaze across the expanse of Brisbane Water and Woy Woy Bay, Staples lookout is the spot. Built right on the side of Woy Woy Road, this vantage point offers views in several directions. Look southwest, for instance, and you can see all the way to Mount Wondabyne, the highest point in ... Visit website for more info
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Staples lookout

Woy Woy Road, Woy Woy Bay NSW 2256
If you're looking for a scenic place to gaze across the expanse of Brisbane Water and Woy Woy Bay, Staples lookout is the spot. Built right on the side of Woy Woy Road, this vantage point offers views in several directions.

Australia Walkabout Wildlife Park

1 Darkinjung Road, Cnr Peats Ridge Road, Calga NSW 2250
Australia Walkabout Wildlife Park is the only wildlife sanctuary in New South Wales with both free-roaming Australian animals and ancient Aboriginal rock art sites! Walk alongside kangaroos, emus and wallabies. Meet flying-foxes, echidnas and Tasmanian devils. See bilbies and baby crocodiles. Experience ranger guided Aboriginal heritage and bush tucker and bush medicine tours. Interact with mammals and reptiles in daily shows. Free photos with friendly koalas, wombats, dingoes, and pythons. Turn a memorable experience into an unforgettable one with a Wild Sleep Out. Guided by the rangers, meet the nocturnal animals, enjoy a bush tucker barbecue, toast marshmallows around the campfire while listening to Dreamtime stories, sleep out in comfort under canvas and wake to a bush breakfast. Bring the kids for active birthday parties, school excursions and holiday programs. There are beautiful picnic areas, a kiosk style cafe, and a range of delicious catering options for group activities available. ...

Umina Beach

509 Ocean Beach Road, Umina Beach NSW 2257
Umina Beach is located in the southern coastline of the Central Coast, on the Peninsula. Umina Beach has excellent surfing conditions, choppy in strong southerlies. The Umina Beach Surf Life Saving Club has been on site since 1959, and will host the 2014 NSW State Championship. The beach is patrolled every weekend and public holiday through the season to keep swimmers out of trouble. Patrol members are all volunteers. ...
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Patonga to Pearl Beach Walking Track

Drive, Patonga NSW 2256
The Patonga to Pearl Beach walking track follows the Great North Walk through the beautiful red gums of Brisbane Water National Park. Bring your swimmers and a towel – this walk begins and ends on a beach, with plenty of opportunity for a refreshing dip or a spot of fishing. From the end of Patonga Beach, follow signs to the national park. You can head to Warrah Trig from here, while following the steep trail up and over the hill will take you past the spectacular Warrah lookout with views of Hawkesbury River and Pacific Ocean. Pause for a snack, then return to the fire trail, following the Pearl Beach signs past sandstone caves with a natural hanging garden of native ferns. Be sure to keep an eye out for bush turkeys and an ear open for kookaburras. Your exit is marked at Crystal Avenue. Follow the sounds of crashing waves to find a beautiful stretch of sand on the edge of the bush. You can enjoy a picnic, or take advantage of the small cafes nearby....
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Muogamarra Nature Reserve

Pacific Highway, Cowan NSW 2081
Located in the northern outskirts of Sydney, Muogamarra Nature Reserve is an extraordinary place, and it’s easy to see why. It's open around spring time for just six weekends a year to preserve the fragile ecosystems and Aboriginal heritage, transforming into a brilliant display of colour when spring wildflowers come into bloom. When you visit Muogamarra, you’ll see majestic angophoras, old-man banksias, pink boronias and delicate native orchids. The reserve is also home to many native animals like the iconic echidna, and for birdwatchers there's plenty of birdlife to see. Look up to catch a glimpse of a soaring wedge-tail eagle or keep an eye ahead for a lyrebird. To visit Muogamarra Nature Reserve, join a Discovery tour and hear the secrets of Muogamarra from our volunteer guides. See Aboriginal rock engravings and learn about the area's significance on a Muogamarra Indigenous heritage walk. Or if you'd prefer to take things at your own pace, simply pack a picnic and a pair of binoculars and take in spectacular views on a self-guided walk. If you're interested in taking a self-guided walk, phone Kalkari Discovery Centre to get more information on walking track options....
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Ocean Beach Umina

Ocean Beach, Umina Beach NSW 2257
Located between Umina Beach and Ettalong Beach at the southern end of the Central Coast and nestled within the protection of Broken Bay you will find over two kilometres of golden sand to relax on and enjoy. Ocean Beach provides the beauty of an ocean beach with the safety of an inland waterway, offering a perfect location for families. Picnic tables with seating are available, along with barbecue's and a children's playground. The beach is patrolled every day from October long weekend until the end of the April school holiday break. Public facilities are available as well as lovely grassed and under cover picnic areas. Parking is available at the public beachside car park and street side parking....
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Warrah lookout

Warrah Trig Road, Patonga NSW 2256
Warrah lookout offers spectacular views across Broken Bay and the Hawkesbury River, making this a great spot to visit all year round. Put your eyes to the test and see if you can make out the finer details of Broken Bay inlet in the distance. The rustle of the eucalyptus trees around you and the lapping of the waves below will provide the perfect soundtrack for your visit. Did you know waratahs are the state emblem for New South Wales? You won’t want to miss their stunning late-winter bloom on display at Warrah lookout. Known as Waratah Patch by locals, this is one of the best places in the park to see these fiery-red flowers. Although the track to the lookout has steps and some rough ground, it is an easy and short walk from the carpark....
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Great North Walk – Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park

Pacific Highway, Cowan NSW 2081
Ever dreamt of completing the legendary Great North walk? Why not try a taster, without wearing out your walking boots? Great North walk - Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, is a challenging section that winds through dense bushland within the park. Starting from Cowan Train Station, it’s not just the scenic wilderness views that will take your breath away. It’s definitely a track for the experienced bushwalker. Descending steeply, you’ll hardly believe you’re only an hour from the centre of Sydney. The track leads past the ruins of Rhodes boatshed and on to Jerusalem Bay. Stop here for a break and take in the spectacular views over Cowan Water before tacking the hard climb to Brooklyn. You might be in need of a beverage or two at the pub before catching the train at Hawkesbury River Train Station. Continue your Great North walk exploration by linking with Great North walk – Berowra Valley National Park towards Sydney or continue north along Great North walk - Brisbane Water National Park....
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Pearl Beach

44576 - Pearl Beach NSW 2256
Pearl Beach is a small coastal village only 90 minutes from Sydney. Secluded from the busy Central Coast, it is popular for swimming, bushwalking, rock fishing and beachside cafes. Set amongst the bushland of Brisbane Waters National Park, Pearl Beach is a popular holiday destination with a beautiful sandy beach. ...
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Warrah Trig cycling loop

Warrah Trig Road, Patonga NSW 2256
This cycling loop takes in the best the national park has to offer, crossing several fire trails and pausing for scenic views at Warrah lookout. With so much ground to cover, feel free to do as much or as little as you like. Be sure to make time for birdwatching though, or a relaxing picnic lunch among the famous wildflowers. And keep an eye out for animals – with 270 native species in the park, there’s a good chance you’ll come across at least a kangaroo, and maybe even a koala. Start at Warrah Trig and pedal furiously to Patonga Drive. Tear down Sani Depot and Van Dahls trails, admiring the wildflowers that are scattered along the way. Once you get back to Patonga Drive, you’ll tackle an exciting downhill run to beautiful Pearl Beach, where the Patonga trail will lead you to the Warrah lookout and spectacular views up Hawkesbury River. If hiking is more your style, check out the nearby Patonga to Pearl Beach walking track....