Smoky Cape picnic area
For a scenic treat, make your way to Smoky Cape picnic area at the base of Smoky Cape lighthouse. Pause to feel the salty breeze as you gaze out over the Tasman Sea and Hat Head National Park. Visit between May and July to see southern right and humpback whales swimming past the headland. Or […]
Little Bay picnic area – South West Rocks
With covered picnic areas, space for games and a little creek meandering through it, the Little Bay picnic area is a pretty spot for families to relax. You’ll find the perfect place to unroll your picnic blanket under a coastal wattle or fig tree and the kids will be able to play a game of […]
South West Rocks Country Club – Golf Course
Looking for a great place to play a round of golf? Look no further than the South West Rocks Country Club with its immaculate 18-hole challenging golf course. The South West Rocks Country Club offers a fantastic range of dining, sporting and leisure facilities to enjoy. For the sports enthusiasts, the club boasts a challenging […]
South West Rocks Community Art Gallery
Housed in the heritage-listed Pilot’s Residence, the South West Rocks Art Gallery lies smack bang in the heart of the town’s Maritime Precinct Hub. Pop in to explore the latest exhibition from Macleay Valley artists and beyond and you’re likely to unearth some treasures. Take your time exploring the Maritime Hub, which includes a museum, […]
South Smoky Beach
South Smoky Beach stretches north to Smoky Cape Lighthouse and has four-wheel drive access for those with a beach driving permit. South Smoky Beach is a long sandy beach where you can pull up a million miles from anyone and have the beach to yourself which is great if you want to go sunbaking away […]
South Kempsey Janet Hayes Memorial
Stop by Gill’s Creek Bridge Park in South Kempsey to encounter the colourful memorial to the late Janet Hayes, former Mayor of Kempsey and prominent community figure. The bright mosaic sculpture wall was produced by regional artist Guy Crosley and features flowers and local animals surrounded by a thriving native garden.
South Kempsey Gateway ‘Echoes’ Sculpture
Drive into Kempsey via the southern gateway to discover Echoes, an eye-catching sculpture that celebrates the historical relationship between the Macleay River and the ancient forests that surround it. The abstract sculpture incorporates whispers of the river’s varied history – from its significance to the Dunghutti people to its use as a way of transporting […]
Social Alley
Featuring a retro vintage look and feel to the space, Social Alley boasts a six-lane black bowling alley, plus diner and sports bar. Also included in the space are two stylish cabana lounge areas which can be hired for parties or private bowling events. They welcome all members, guests and visitors to Social Alley at […]
Snorkel Korogoro Creek
Hat Head Village is located in the heart of Hat Head National Park. The area is characterised by excellent surfing beaches, good fishing and snorkelling. It is also noted for the whales and dolphins off the coast which can be viewed from many headland points. One of the top things to do in the Macleay […]
Smoky Cape Walking Track
Experience one of the largest remnants of unique littoral rainforest on the New South Wales coast on this moderately challenging hike. Smoky Cape walking track is a 4.4-kilometre track that forms part of the longer Little Bay to Smoky Cape walk in the northern precinct of Hat Head National Park. The track starts at Captain […]