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A meandering drive through rolling hills will bring you to the Lorne Valley Macadamia Farm, situated in the beautiful Camden Haven. Visitors can sample freshly roasted and flavoured macadamia nuts, or take home delicious jam, chutney, or chocolates.
The cafe is a perfect spot to relax - as well as aromatic espresso coffee, all cakes and slices are baked on the premises. Many of the lunches feature local produce, homemade dressings, or their delicious macadamia pesto. Beautiful valley views towards Middle Brother Mountain will be a highlight of your visit.
Bird Tree and Benaroon, two of the biggest Blackbutt trees in New South Wales are situated in the Middle Brother National Park. Benaroon is rated as the largest Blackbutt in Australia and has a girth of 15 metres. Bird Tree, is 69 metres high, with a girth of 11 metres. Scientists estimate these trees predate the arrival of Captain Cook to Australia. The Bird Tree day use area provides a loop walk past the two giant trees.
This park is home to the largest and highest of the Three Brother Mountains in the Camden Haven region of the New South Wales mid north coast. Middle Brother or Yoorigan stands 558 metres above sea level and is a dominant feature when travelling the Pacific Highway.
The summit of Middle Brother is a mecca for para and hang gliders. A ramp has been installed by local pilots for these sports.
Kendall Tennis club is one of Australia's most awarded tennis clubs. With three new hard courts to complement the three synthetic grass the club can enjoy six courts for its 300 members. They have Paralympian and Australia's Wheelchair player Janel Manns training and playing in regular competition.
The club won Tennis Australia's AOBlitz Tennis power town in 2014 and 2015 in which Rafa and Novak were playing for Kendall during the Australian Open. John Fitzgerald along with the Australia Open trophies visited the town for the opening of the new courts in August.
The club is a feeder club for the Sydney International Ball Person Squad. It's more than just a tennis club offering youth activities, fun days,social events,coaching,day and night competitions for all standards, Hot Shot tennis,club championships and court hire. The club promotes social inclusion, health and wellbeing and is run by volunteers.
Kendall Cellars and Providore provide a great range of local produce, wine, and beer.
They source all of their produce from within a 25 kilometre radius of the charming village of Kendall. Cheeses and chocolate from the lush Comboyne Plateau; macadamia products, chutneys and conserves with a bush tucker touch from the Lorne Valley; craft beer from Herons Creek and, olives, wines and cheese from the neighbouring Hastings River Valley.
Not only do they sell all of this sumptuous produce, they can also create hampers for you to enjoy at one of the Camden Haven's many picturesque picnic spots.
Burrawan State Forest is located on the New South Wales mid-north coast, near Wauchope and Port Macquarie. Burrawan State Forest is home to 'Old Bottlebutt', a grand and ancient Red Bloodwood (Corymbia gummifera) tree. Old Bottlebutt is unique in its shape - its large flared 'butt' having a massive girth of more than 16 metres just above its base.
Old Bottlebutt is the main feature on a beautiful 600 metre loop walking track, beginning and ending at the Burrawan picnic area. Old Bottlebutt is a special place, a place to stay and enjoy the sounds of nature.
From Wauchope travel south on the Bago Road 10 kilometres, then turn left onto Internal Break Road and follow the signs. It is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week including public holidays.
Swans Crossing in Kerewong State Forest is a popular picnic and camping area for families set on a former dairy/beef property owned by the Swan family. Now, surrounding regenerated native forest and hardwood plantations provide a lush backdrop to this beautiful expansive area. The nearby shallows of Upsalls Creek provide a cool, quiet swimming spot. The historical Longworth's Tramway Heritage Walk is only a short drive away, with connecting bushwalking trails offering even more for the nature lover.
A little off the beaten track, discover the tranquil charms of Queens Lake Nature Reserve, just south of Port Macquarie on the Mid North Coast. With a variety of lush vegetation, including stands of magnificent old growth gums and dense rainforest, you'll see why it's not only a haven for wildlife but nature-lovers too. The pristine lake is an ... Visit website for more info
Situated in the Dooragan National Park, North Brother Mountain offers some of the most accessible, panoramic views on the east coast of Australia. The immediate view is over the magnificent Camden Haven Inlet with the Camden Haven River winding between Queens and Watson Taylors Lakes. Views extend to Crowdy Head in the south and as far as Mount Yarrahappini in the north. The mountain is a 'mecca' for para-gliders and hang gliders. If you are looking for than a view, then try the challenging Laurieton Track - if you dare!
The Camden Haven Historical Society Museum is situated in the beautiful School of Arts building at Laurieton on the NSW Mid North Coast. The museum, which is run by local volunteers, features displays on timber-getting, fishing, marine activities, farming and more. The focal point of the museum is the Camden Haven Valley and its villages. It is a work constantly in progress with history, as they say, 'starting with the morning's news'. The Museum Society also sells a range of books on local history.
The Museum is open Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9am to 1pm.
Armstrong Oysters are family owned and operated, nestled under the beautiful North Brother Mountain - situated in Laurieton on the Mid North Coast of New South Wales. With over 40 years experience, Armstrong Oysters guarantee their Sydney Rock Oysters are of the highest quality, giving them their unique flavour in every season of the year.
Armstrong Oysters are open to the public - you can buy opened or unopened oysters, talk to the friendly staff, and even get some recipes. There are nearby picnic facilities where you can enjoy some freshly shucked oysters.
Hydro Golf and Putt-Putt is set on Boundary Road, with groomed lush lawns, palm trees, and shaded picnic areas creating a safe and relaxing surrounding for the whole family.
Hydro Golf is in a beautiful water setting with various floating targets that invite the golfer to win daily cash jackpots and prizes. Prizes you can win include river cruises, dinner vouchers, and much more. Golf clubs and balls are provided for you to hit to your heart's content!
After competing against yourself and the water, it's now time to compete against friends and family in a leisurely game of all ages 27 hole putt putt. Water traps, sand bunkers, and creative holes make a challenging and fun game for beginner and novice alike.
Laurieton Riverside Seafoods is the go-to place in the Camden Haven, if you want the freshest fish, crabs, prawns and other seafood.
They are a traditional sea food cooperative where most of the product is caught locally. Their net to plate seafood is the freshest in the world. Enjoy traditional fish and chips in the al fresco dining area, overlooking the river and boat moorings on the pristine Camden Haven River.
If you want that special seafood for dinner, come in each day to find out what was caught last night. Fresh is always best.
Dunbogan Boatshed is nestled on the banks of the Camden Haven River. Built in the 1940s, it still carries the charm of an old boatshed, with some new touches - coffee and treats, bait and tackle, fish feeding, kayak, stand-up paddle board, tinny and barbecue boat hire, and marina.
Locals and tourists can enjoy a quality coffee on the deck, while they soak up the view of the yachts on the water, with the breathtaking back drop of North Brother Mountain. You may even catch sight of a dolphin feeding amongst the nearby reeds, while you feed the fish from the deck. Remember to bring your camera.
The best way to experience the water is by kayak or boat, both for the keen fishermen and those who just want to explore. They have a large range of fishing tackle and frozen bait.
As the oldest nursery in both the Camden Haven and Port Macquarie Districts, Diamond Waters Garden Nursery is a walk in the rainforest filled with rare and extraordinary plants including giant king ferns, bromeliads, palms, cycads, bamboos, and rare forms of strelitzia. Bring your own picnic, or enjoy great coffee and local biscuit treats from the garden coffee bar.
Set along the Camden Haven River and under the gaze of North Brother mountain, it provides a stunning relaxation spot just 1.2 kilometres from Laurieton.
The garden is a feast of hidden treasures and while you are here you might like to check out the stunning eco Treehouse Retreat, or maybe even book in to stay.
Bonny Hills Body and Beauty focuses on delivering a relaxing and comfortable service for its clients, either at their location or your motel.
Helen has been a remedial massage therapist for over 14 years and offers facials, pedicures, manicures and a wide range of body treatments. Helen is passionate about giving personalised service and quality treatments to her clients, both men and women. Book a treatment today with Helen and experience the difference.
Rainbow Beach trends south-south west for 2.5 kilometres from the dolerite rocks at Middle Rock Point to the sedimentary rocks at Bonny Hills, The beach is backed by a fore dune, then two kilometres long Duchess Gully Creek that drains across the southern end of beach, where it is called Little Vinegar Creek, linking with a second small creek.
Ocean Drive skirts round the beach with access only available at Middle Rock, where there are no facilities, while Bonny Hills has the surf club, a park and picnic area, and two caravan parks. Rainbow Beach is patrolled during school holidays October through April.
The majestic Perpendicular Point with its spectacular vertical cliffs plummeting 40 metres to the sea below, is the main feature of Kattang Nature Reserve. This reserve is surrounded by rock platforms, with the Camden Haven estuary to the north. Perpendicular Point is the best spot in the Camden Haven district to watch whales as they migrate to and from the warmer northern waters. Humpback whales can be seen regularly from May to October while the rarer Southern Right whale can sometimes be seen.
A variety of habitats include rugged and exposed headlands, patches of littoral rainforest, dry eucalypt forest and wet and dry heaths. The reserve was declared in 1983 following the efforts of the local Save the Headland Action Group. The two main walks in the reserve feature great views and wildflowers in season.
The Grants Beach Coastal Walk starts at North Haven near the mouth of the Camden Haven River and ends at the cliffs of Grants Headland at Bonny Hills. It is well signposted and passes through heathland, rich in wildflowers during late winter and early spring. There are areas of melaleuca swamp, littoral and eucalypt forest. Birdlife is rich along the track with species ranging from honeyeaters and thornbills to glossy black cockatoos and white-bellied sea eagles.
Grants (North Haven) Beach is located on the north side of the Camden Haven River mouth. The southern end is protected by the break wall which offers great 'right handers' with a southerly swell. The beach is home to the Camden Haven Surf Lifesaving Club, who patrol the beach throughout the summer weekends. Dogs are allowed north of the patrolled area.
The beach runs north-south for about 3.5 kilometres and is paralleled by a lovely walking track through the littoral forest and heathland. The beach is patrolled by council lifeguards and the Camden Haven Surf Club during school holidays. There are showers, toilets, and picnic tables at the southern end.
Just a short walk from the carpark, you'll be amazed at the breathtaking coastal views from Charles Hamey lookout. Sit on the cliff tops and admire magnificent scenery overlooking Gogleys Lagoon, with North Brother Mountain in Dooragan National Park providing a dramatic backdrop. Gaze across the golden sands of Dunbogan Beach as it sweeps around to Diamond Head in ... Visit website for more info
Driftwood Bonny Hills is located only 600 metres from the surf beach. Cafes, bars and an excellent corner store are just five minutes walk away.
This delightful holiday home is well appointed with quality inclusions. Located in a quiet cul-de-sac bushland setting, it is perfect for up to six adults. Retreat and relax.
This lovely home offers four bedrooms, three bathrooms and large living and relaxing spaces.The ideal boutique holiday accommodation for corporate couples wanting to relax and recharge.
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Kendall Tennis club is one of Australia's most awarded tennis clubs. With three new hard courts to complement the three synthetic grass the club can enjoy six courts for its 300 members. They have Paralympian and Australia's Wheelchair player Janel Manns training and playing in regular competition.
The club won Tennis Australia's AOBlitz Tennis power town in 2014 and 2015 in which Rafa and Novak were playing for Kendall during the Australian Open. John Fitzgerald along with the Australia Open trophies visited the town for the opening of the new courts in August.
The club is a feeder club for the Sydney International Ball Person Squad. It's more than just a tennis club offering youth activities, fun days,social events,coaching,day and night competitions for all standards, Hot Shot tennis,club championships and court hire. The club promotes social inclusion, health and wellbeing and is run by volunteers.
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Dunbogan Boatshed is nestled on the banks of the Camden Haven River. Built in the 1940s, it still carries the charm of an old boatshed, with some new touches - coffee and treats, bait and tackle, fish feeding, kayak, stand-up paddle board, tinny and barbecue boat hire, and marina.
Locals and tourists can enjoy a quality coffee on the deck, while they soak up the view of the yachts on the water, with the breathtaking back drop of North Brother Mountain. You may even catch sight of a dolphin feeding amongst the nearby reeds, while you feed the fish from the deck. Remember to bring your camera.
The best way to experience the water is by kayak or boat, both for the keen fishermen and those who just want to explore. They have a large range of fishing tackle and frozen bait.
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Half an hour south of Port Macquarie, you will find the seaside villages of the Camden Haven, strung out along the mouth of the Camden Haven River. On the north side, you'll find North Haven with alfresco cafes, shady barbecues, riverside picnic areas, fishing spots and surf beach.
North Haven offers affordable accommodation consisting of motels, caravan parks, and camping.
The Greater Port Macquarie Visitor Information Centre can help you make the most of your time in the region....
Jolly Nose Mountain Bike Park is located in Queens Lake State Forest Bonny Hills.
The park boasts approximately 60 kilometres of single track mountain bike trails for both gravity and cross country mountain bike riding.
All trails in the park are sign posted and are rated according to the level of difficulty. The ratings range from beginner to intermediate and advanced.
Jolly Nose Mountain Bike Park is easily accessible by car and is only a short 20 minutes drive south of Port Macquarie.
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Near Port Macquarie and Taree, Kattang Nature Reserve offers spectacular views, magnificent wildflowers, great photography, easy walking, picnicking, whale watching and fishing.
Kattang Nature Reserve is a spectacular location on the mid-north coast, just waiting to be explored. Surrounded on all three sides by Pacific Ocean, the majestic Perpendicular Point stands tall with 40m vertical cliffs plummeting to the sea below. The outstanding coastal views from the lookout make a perfect backdrop for a great photograph.
Wander along easy walking tracks while taking in magnificent views, and admire the vibrant colours of spring wildflowers which attract the large variety of birdlife. Enjoy picnicking with a view as you indulge in whale watching, and try spotting dolphins in the sparkling waters below.
Head to the rock platforms below and laze away the day lying under the shade of the she-oaks with a good book. Take the kids exploring - the abundant marine life in the rockpools will provide hours of fun. Enjoy swimming at Dunbogan Beach and try your luck fishing from the rocky platforms or the sandy beaches....
Bird Tree and Benaroon, two of the biggest Blackbutt trees in New South Wales are situated in the Middle Brother National Park. Benaroon is rated as the largest Blackbutt in Australia and has a girth of 15 metres. Bird Tree, is 69 metres high, with a girth of 11 metres. Scientists estimate these trees predate the arrival of Captain Cook to Australia. The Bird Tree day use area provides a loop walk past the two giant trees.
This park is home to the largest and highest of the Three Brother Mountains in the Camden Haven region of the New South Wales mid north coast. Middle Brother or Yoorigan stands 558 metres above sea level and is a dominant feature when travelling the Pacific Highway.
The summit of Middle Brother is a mecca for para and hang gliders. A ramp has been installed by local pilots for these sports.
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Their three department stores, in Wauchope's CBD, Palm Court Centre, Short Street Port Macquarie and Haven Plaza, Bold Street Laurieton offer a unique shopping experience and stock a wide range of products for all tastes and ages.
The flagship store in Wauchope's High Street is iconic - a mecca for those who love to browse for something different.
The store sources stock from all over the world, and offers high quality products, most of which cannot be found in large chain stores.
Shopping here is an experience not to be missed and people travel from far and wide to find something special.
Among their hand-picked treasures, you'll find designer labels and unique finds.
As well as being able to shop in store, you can also purchase items from their Facebook page, as they post right across Australia. Popular departments include:
Ladies fashion
Mens fashion
Childrenswear
Shoes and accessories
Toys
Homewares
Furniture
Manchester
Kitchenware
Giftware
Outdoor living
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Be warned; once discovered, you might not want to leave the natural beauty of Queens Lake picnic area, just a short drive south of Port Macquarie. Nestled amongst towering eucalypts and lush rainforest, this idyllic lakeside spot is a refreshing oasis in the summer months. Situated in Queens Lake Nature Reserve on the Mid North Coast, it’s a great day out for families and nature-lovers who enjoy a secluded getaway without the crowds.
While away a relaxing day filled with swimming, fishing and boating. Or just sit back in the shade while the little ones enjoy paddling in the calm waters. After a relaxing lunch at the picnic tables, launch the boat or canoe from the small wharf and explore the lake.
The surrounding forests make it perfect for wildlife and birdwatching. You might see glossy black cockatoos, swift parrots and, if you’re lucky, perhaps a koala....
Waitui Falls is a local landmark, a hidden waterfall in Comboyne State Forest in the Barrington Coast.
The short loop walking trail is great for a quick bushwalk with the family followed by a swim at the falls as reward. The lightly coloured water is the effect of fallen leaves 'brewing' like tea in the still waters....
The majestic Perpendicular Point with its spectacular vertical cliffs plummeting 40 metres to the sea below, is the main feature of Kattang Nature Reserve. This reserve is surrounded by rock platforms, with the Camden Haven estuary to the north. Perpendicular Point is the best spot in the Camden Haven district to watch whales as they migrate to and from the warmer northern waters. Humpback whales can be seen regularly from May to October while the rarer Southern Right whale can sometimes be seen.
A variety of habitats include rugged and exposed headlands, patches of littoral rainforest, dry eucalypt forest and wet and dry heaths. The reserve was declared in 1983 following the efforts of the local Save the Headland Action Group. The two main walks in the reserve feature great views and wildflowers in season. ...
Grants (North Haven) Beach is located on the north side of the Camden Haven River mouth. The southern end is protected by the break wall which offers great 'right handers' with a southerly swell. The beach is home to the Camden Haven Surf Lifesaving Club, who patrol the beach throughout the summer weekends. Dogs are allowed north of the patrolled area.
The beach runs north-south for about 3.5 kilometres and is paralleled by a lovely walking track through the littoral forest and heathland. The beach is patrolled by council lifeguards and the Camden Haven Surf Club during school holidays. There are showers, toilets, and picnic tables at the southern end....
The Ken Strong Gallery at Kew features the latest works by well renowned Artist Ken Strong. Ken is known to many Australian and International art collectors for his powerful interpretation of the Australian Landscape and Waterways.
This new Gallery is on site of the former Q Popup Gallery. It includes a range of contemporary works in different mediums including painting, graphics and photography.
The Gallery will feature an ongoing schedule of high quality Artists works from the Mid North Coast. All Artists have established reputations, many are award winning, with numerous works held in private collections. The aim of the Gallery is to exhibit an exciting array of fresh revolving art.
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Just a short walk from the carpark, you’ll be amazed at the breathtaking coastal views from Charles Hamey lookout. Sit on the cliff tops and admire magnificent scenery overlooking Gogleys Lagoon, with North Brother Mountain in Dooragan National Park providing a dramatic backdrop.
Gaze across the golden sands of Dunbogan Beach as it sweeps around to Diamond Head in Crowdy Bay National Park. Look out for whales and dolphins in the glistening blue waters below. You’ll also see plenty of birdlife, and you may even be lucky enough to see a peregrine falcon flying high above.
Then shift your perspective and admire the delicate beauty of the wildflowers around you. In spring, the bush comes to life with bright wildflowers like boronia, flannel flower, everlasting daisy and wedding bush. Why not really immerse yourself in colour and continue walking around the 2km Flower Bowl circuit or try the nearby Perpendicular Point walking track?...