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*     Large Undercover BBQ area ideal for those balmy summer nights or a winter retreat.

*     Crystal clear salt water pool with kiddies pool attached, perfect for hot days shaded by big palm trees        also with tables and umbrellas.

*     Children's play area where lots of fun can be had by all.

*     Amenities block and Laundry, with washing machines and dryers.

*     Duck pond and viewing area on your way to the beach.

*     Broadband internet access, WifiZone.

The park is suitated on nine acres of land with beautifully landscaped gardens, with access to the beach from the back of the park only minutes away.


Spectacular Beaches

Redhead

Redhead Beach is at the northern end of a nine mile stretch of coastline, and is known for its stunning cliffs, rocky outcrops and shark tower. Redhead Beach is only patrolled in the warmer months and is popular with swimmers and surfers alike. Conditions are perfect for surfing, swimming and fishing and you can view the natural landscape by walking on a boardwalk to the beach to see swans, ducks and wildlife, which links up directly with Redhead Beach Holiday Park.

Blacksmiths Beach
Blacksmiths Beach is at the southern end of a nine mile stretch of coastline, which runs from Redhead down to the Swansea Channel.

A popular family beach, which is patrolled in the warmer months, Blacksmiths Beach has an active surf lifesaving club, with surfing and swimming popular activities.


Caves Beach


Caves Beach is well-known for its namesake - a network of sea caves at the southern end of the beach, which can be explored at low tide. The beach runs for just 300m to the north to Swansea (Hams) Beach. With well maintained BBQ facilities and picnic areas, Caves Beach is a great family day out.


Walking Trails and Cycle Paths

The Fernleigh Track

Fernleigh Track is one of the region’s popular shared pathways, which runs along an old railway track from Whitebridge to Adamstown.

The track provides a peaceful and scenic walking and cycling track, through beautiful bushland. The track features a 180 metre long former rail tunnel.

Time: 2 hours
Distance: 5.5km
Difficulty Level: Easy
Start Point: Station St, Whitebridge
Facilties: Street parking available
Access: Station St, Whitebridge
Information: When complete will extend through Redhead to Belmont adding another 9.5km to the track.


Glenrock Lagoon Walk


Starting from the car park near the Fernleigh Track descend down a wooden ramp into the forest. Cross Flaggy Creek over a wooden bridge. Track climbs gently through forest to emerge at Leichardt Lookout on the cliff top. Track continues to Glenrock Lagoon & Legge Beach.

Time: 1 hour
Distance: 2.3 km
Difficulty Level: Easy
Start Point: Kahibah near the old railway station
Facilities: Information board at start. Picnic tables across the creek
Access: Burwood Rd, Kahibah
Prohibited: No domestic pets in Glenrock
Information: Part of The Great North Walk. Wheelchair friendly


Awabakal Nature Reserve

An area of coastal  heath land between Dudley & Redhead

The tracks in the reserve are adventurous with some leading to Redhead Lagoon.

A great spot for whale watching, bird watching and wildflower photography.

Location: Between Dudley and Redhead
Time: 1 hour
Distance: up to 5 km
Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate


These are just to name a few. Please visit Lake Macquarie Visitor Information Centre for more information.


A Fishermans Dream

Whether you enjoy fishing from a foreshore jetty, a boat, or a rocky shelf along the coast, the diverse waterways of Lake Macquarie offer a spectacular aquatic environment that is home to over 280 species of fish. Flathead, Bream, Tailor and Whiting are the most common; other species appear seasonally including Jewfish, Snapper, Kingfish, Quid, Prawns and Blue Swimmer Crabs.

 Before you can start fishing in the lake or off the coast, a license is required. Prices begin at $6.00 for 3 days. Visit www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/fisheries/recreational or call 1300 369 365 for an agent near you.

Popular Fishing Spots from the Locals

Swansea Channel - Various access points in Swansea and Blacksmiths.

Pelican Foreshore - Pelican, off Lakeview Parade. This is a great spot fo the kids.

Lucys Wall - Swansea Heads, end of Lambton Parade. This is a great spot for the kids.


Markets

Well ladies whilst the men are fishing it's time to head to the markets for a little shopping.

Belmont All Saints Anglican Church Markets

24 Church Street, Belmont
The 3rd Saturday of every month except December.
8am - 12noon

Warners Bay Lion Club Monthly Markets

John Street Car Park, Warners Bay
2nd Sunday of every month
8am - 1pm

Swansea Markets

Quinn Park, Swansea
4th Saturday of every month
8.30am - 1pm

Morisset Mega Markets

49 Advantage Ave, Morisset
Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays
8.30am - 4.30pm

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