ATTRACTIONS WYONG NSW

Watagan, Olney, Heaton, Awaba, Ourimbah and Wyong State Forests, collectively known as 'The Watagans' are part of a chain of State Forests which start from Ourimbah in the south and stretch north to Cessnock. These State Forests are considered nature's playground for the range of nature-based activities available in the area. These forests contain not only beautiful mountain scenery but have all the necessary facilities for day-trippers, bushwalkers, four wheel drivers and campers. There are also treetop adventures, paintball games and mountain biking in the area. To get to the Watagans travel from Wyong via Dooralong Road and pick up the Watagan Forest Road. From Cooranbong travel via Martinsville and pick up Martinsville Hill Road or Freemans Drive and then onto Mount Faulk Road.

Central Coast's own local, handmade gourmet cheese factory and outlet. Located within Wyong Dairy along Alison Road, Wyong. Wonderful types of cheese are available for tasting and purchase such as: fetta, original and flavoured cheddar, flavoured and plain camembert and sweet or savoury fromage Korozott. All of the cheeses are suitable for vegetarians (no animal rennet is used) and contain only natural herbs and spices. No colour is used and no preservatives added. Open for viewings and tastings daily. Bus groups welcome for cheese tastings and tour.

Wyong Race Club on the Central Coast has a fantastic function centre serviced by award winning caterers. Situated in the heart of Wyong township and conducting 22 race meetings annually, Wyong Racecourse is considered by many within the industry as the best in New South Wales. Wyong Race Club Function Centre is located in the Paul Levick Stand with highly regarded caterers H and H Catering providing exceptional quality and service. No booking is too big or too small. Wyong Racecourse is the ideal venue for your next special event, trade shows, exhibitions or industrial displays.

When you visit the Wyong Milk Factory you can also enjoy the local produce from an award winning producer of cheese and yoghurt and hand crafted gourmet chocolatier! Enjoy a whole day of family activity with self-guided kayak and row boat hire or early morning platypus paddle followed by a relaxing picnic with some great local produce, coffee, breakfast or lunch by the river. Entry to the Wyong Milk Factory is free. Open daily....

Mercure Kooindah Waters Central Coast is a mutli award winning resort situated in a tranquil bushland setting 90 minutes north of Sydney and 60 minutes south of Newcastle. The resort offers an 18 hole championship golf course (ranked in the Top 100 golf resort courses in Australia), an Endota day spa with treatment rooms overlooking Zen-style water gardens, purpose built conference and meeting facilities, spacious self-contained apartments or hotel accommodation and an exceptional dining experience in Karinya's Restaurant. Within five minutes of the resort is Tuggerah Lake and Wyong River, offering serene picnic spots and a plethora of water sports. Local National Parks boast a multitude of walking tracks and the Yarramalong and Dooralong Valleys offer horse riding, art galleries and charming villages to explore. The pristine beaches of the Central Coast are only half an hour away. Mercure Kooindah Waters Central Coast offers the perfect holiday destination....

Watagan, Olney, Heaton, Awaba, Ourimbah and Wyong State Forests, collectively known as 'The Watagans' are part of a chain of State Forests which start from Ourimbah in the south and stretch north to Cessnock. These State Forests are considered nature's playground for the range of nature-based activities available in the area. These forests contain not only beautiful mountain scenery but have all the necessary facilities for day-trippers, bushwalkers, four wheel drivers and campers. There are also treetop adventures, paintball games and mountain biking in the area. To get to the Watagans travel from Wyong via Dooralong Road and pick up the Watagan Forest Road. From Cooranbong travel via Martinsville and pick up Martinsville Hill Road or Freemans Drive and then onto Mount Faulk Road....