FAMILY FUN ATTRACTIONS EUNGAI CREEK

Pamela Houghton Jones is a design artist, producing contemporary hand-worked textile art panels, lino prints, and works on paper. Inspired by the outback and local scenes - the colours and textures reflect the natural landscapes and native flora. Dave Jones is a designer/maker of contemporary custom furniture, as well as a range of timber gift ware. Displaying the clean lines of modern design Dave crafts his furniture from Australian timbers including a variety of eucalypts and casuarinas plus the more classic timber varieties of red cedar, rosewood, silver ash and blackwood.

Yarrahappini Homestead is a purpose built bed and breakfast facility, set on 10 acres of parkland, located close to Stuarts Point, Macksville, Nambucca Heads and South West Rocks, at the foot of Yarrahapinni Mountain on Tourist Route 14. Take the Stuarts Point Interchange on the M1 (Pacific Highway) just 3.4 kilometres on your right along Tourist Route 14. The public areas of the house include; a large lounge area with a panoramic window looking up onto Yarrahapinni Mountain, and a separate large room to watch television, read, play board games or just relax. There are three large and separate veranda areas where guests can enjoy the outdoors whilst sipping on a coffee or reading a book. Dining facilities are arranged to allow guests to dine privately or as a group. The property includes a swimming pool and plenty of space to practice the golf swing. Breakfast is included in the tariff and comprises continental and full choices....

About 40 minutes north of Kempsey, Yarrahapinni boasts one of the most spectacular views on the coast. On a clear day, from the top of 498-metre Mount Yarrahapinni in the Yarriabini National Park, you can almost see the entire Macleay Valley Coast. A significant place for both the Dunghutti and Gumbaynggirr nations, Yarriabini means koala rolling (but they don’t recommend trying that yourself. It’s a long way down, and they love koalas). The place name Yarrahappini is the corrupted version of this original Indigenous word. When you’ve taken in the amazing view, enjoy a scenic drive or a lovely walk through Yarrahapinni’s dense, old growth forests filled with flooded gums and hoop pines, learn about the local Aboriginal Dreamtime story and see the matching mosaics depicting the legend before making your way back down towards the coast to where the rainforest meets the sea....