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Bulahdelah
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Nature in Buladelah
Buladelah is the gateway to Myall Lakes National Park. It's situated on the Myall River, with a backdrop of soaring, forested hills.
About Buladelah
Spilling across an area of almost 500 square km, Myall Lakes National Park is a vast system of shallow saltwater lakes connected by rivers and channels. Fringed by paperbark and casuarina trees and a natural playground for recreational boating, the lakes provide a habitat for pelicans, sea eagles, kangaroos and koalas.
There are several campsites and bushwalking trails in the national park, but both Myall Lakes & Port Stephens reveals its secrets only to those who approach it from the water. By far the best way to explore the lakes in leisurely style is by houseboat. Be sure, also, to visit Grandis, The Tallest Tree In NSW.
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Bulahdelah Courthouse Museum
The historical Bulahdelah Courthouse Museum. Image Great Lakes Tourism -
Myall River, Bulahdelah
View across Myall River to Riverside Park, Bulahdelah. Image Great Lakes Tourism -
Myall River, Bulahdelah
View down Myall River towards houseboats and Myall Lakes. Image Great Lakes Tourism




