Forster & Taree Area Attractions

For something completely different, visit Artisans ...on the hill. Set on five magnificent acres overlooking luscious green dairy country, Artisans is ideally located only minutes from the village of Tinonee and the larger centres of Wingham and...

This award-winning cafe, restaurant and bar exudes friendly local charm amidst natural coastal surrounds. Established in mid 2009, The Bean Bar has gained a solid loyal following, thanks largely to its prime location and relaxed, friendly coastal...

Bent on Food is a multi award-winning specialty cafe and regional food store located on the NSW Mid North Coast in the heritage township of Wingham. The newest addition is a modern cookery school offering a wide variety of classes and...

Bent on Food Cookery School is all about the enjoyment of cooking, learning new skills, tips and chefs' secrets. Classes are held in a modern purpose-built, air-conditioned school and involves both demonstration and hands-on activities....

The Big Buzz Fun Park is 25 acres of adventure and fun. Just a short drive south of Taree along the Lakes Way.

The park features: a toboggan run, three open water slides, jumbo slide, toddlers slide, kamikaze slide, BMX and...

Located midway between Taree and Forster is the coastal area of Hallidays Point taking in Black Head Beach.

Black Head Beach is a multi-award winning beach under the Keep Australia Beautiful Program. It is patrolled during...

Located in the picturesque area of Hallidays Point, Black Head Bowling Club is situated on the headland at Black Head village with panoramic views overlooking the scenic coastline.

Facilities at the Club include a TAB, pokies,...

Bowers Cafe and Gallery delights in making all food in house, using the freshest local produce and serving locally roasted coffee. Located only five minutes from Taree and Wingham, with a peaceful rural outlook. The perfect setting for functions or...

Brimbin Nature Reserve is located just north of Taree on the Dawson River and Tommy Owens Creek, providing a tranquil waterside setting. This 50 hectare reserve has picnic and barbecue facilities and is ideal for gentle bushwalks, whilst providing...

At Clarendon they prize the horse riding for being fun, scenic and exciting. The trail horses are beautifully responsive and quiet.

Imagine endless rainforest rides in the heart of Talawahl Nature Reserve. Gentle forest tracks...

Club Old Bar is proud to be "The Hub of the Community" by supporting all local sporting and community groups. The club strives to provide an exceptionally satisfying, comfortable and safe place to meet.

The...

Club Taree is located on the Wingham Road just north of the Taree central business district. There is ample parking for cars and coaches. The club also provides a shuttle bus service.

Situated on the picturesque 21 hole Taree...

A favourite amongst caravan and campervan travellers, Coopernook Forest Park within Coopernook State Forest offers a free stopover and rest area for those seeking respite from highway travel. Halfway between Taree and Kew and just off the Pacific...

Coorabakh National Park is best known for its impressive volcanic outcrops - Big Nellie, Little Nellie and Flat Nellie and the Lansdowne Escarpment.

The scenic forest drive is a loop road and it is recommended to do this drive...

Crowdy Bay National Park offers an abundance of wildflowers, birds and animals, bushwalking, swimming and fishing in 8,022 hectares of coastal plains. There are long sweeping beaches north and south, extensive wetlands, rainforest pockets and...

The beautiful area of Crowdy Head is located on a vast expanse of unspoilt beach which includes the North and South Beach.

At the North beach end there is no overcrowding. This is a well protected beach, excellent for families....

Located 33 kilometres north east of Taree on the Mid North Coast is the historic Crowdy Head Lighthouse. Designed and erected between 1878 - 1879 as one of only five small lighthouses built on the NSW coast.

The panoramic views...

People seeking to explore their family history of the lower Manning Valley visit the Cundletown Lower Manning Historical Society.

Museum displays and photos show industry and business from early days with a large display on the...

This self-guided walk around Cundletown highlights a number of built and natural items of significance to the history of the village.

The walk is approximately four kilometres. To visit all the items of interest allow about two...

Diamond Beach is a beautiful, six kilometre long beach, ideal for fishing, surfing or just enjoying a long beach walk watching the dolphins frolic in the waves.

The peaceful atmosphere of the area make you feel like you are...