| off the b63 highway, this casual hotel is 3 km from toboggan hill park with mini-golf and a giant maze, 4 km from worimi conservation lands, and 6 km from gan gan lookout with expansive views of nelson bay. pets are welcome with prior notice. amenities include a guest kitchen with a microwave and a toaster, plus tea and coffeemaking facilities. there's also an outdoor pool and a bbq area. . unassuming rooms with simple decor offer wi-fi access and tvs
Newcastle Airport 30 min
Birubi Beach (13 min)
Huge sandy expanse with a surf club & a cafe, plus camel rides in the surrounding dunes. Stockton Beach (10 min)
Relaxed beach popular for fishing, camping & other activities, also open to 4WD vehicles. Toboggan Hill Park (5 min)
Fun park featuring a toboggan run, mini-golf, water-balloon launchers, a giant maze & more. One Mile Beach (15 min)
Popular recreational beach for surfers & families, with sand dunes & picnic areas. Gan Gan Lookout (7 min)
Accessible by car, this prominent viewpoint offers expansive views of Nelson Bay & beyond. Samurai Nudist Beach (14 min)
Popular clothing-optional beach & 4x4 driving rally destination, with a campground. Irukandji Shark & Ray Encounters (10 min) Tomaree Head Summit walk (13 min)
Short, steep hiking trail leading to lookout platforms with expansive bay & island views. Tomaree National Park (15 min)
Located on the traditional land of the Worimi People, this coastal park has many volcanic features. Zenith Beach (13 min)
Modest, sandy cove between mountains, with clear water, rock formations & surfing waves. Tomaree Mountain (21 min)
Guided tours are offered to the top of this mountain featuring ocean views & marine life sightings. Oakfield Ranch Camel Rides (14 min)
Camel-riding trails over rolling dunes & along the shore, with an option to pre-book sunset tours. d'Albora Marinas (6 min) Worimi Conservation Lands (6 min)
Aboriginal-owned park with guided dune tours, sand boarding, beach fishing & horseback riding. Tomaree Head (19 min)
Peninsula with sandy beaches & hiking trails up bush-clad mountains for sweeping ocean views. | 
