Seven Mile Beach National Park offers a great day out for the whole family between Kiama and Nowra. Activities include fishing, swimming, picnicking and walking options for everyone.
Things to do in Seven Mile Beach National Park
Camping or Accommodation in Seven Mile Beach National Park
Beautiful and wild, Seven Mile Beach is the perfect wedding spot for nature lovers. Say your vows on this seemingly endless beach, with the sand between your toes and sound of waves splashing on the shore.
Things to do near Seven Mile Beach
Camping or Accommodation near Seven Mile Beach
Blackfellows Point Beach is a 270m long sandy beach just north of Blackfellows Point, near Potato Point. It’s a 5min walk to the beach from Beachcomber Holiday Park.
Swim, paddle, and snorkel at Maloneys Beach at the southern tip of Murramarang National Park.
Gaagal Wanggaan (South Beach) National Park offers a variety of water activities and other great things to do like kayaking, swimming, boating and fishing.
Looking for something to do in Coffs Harbour? Moonee Beach Nature Reserve offers walking, fishing, snorkelling, scuba diving and whale watching opportunities.
Picnic by the ocean at picturesque McBrides Beach in Booti Booti National Park, 10mins from Forster. Reach this idyllic spot with a short stroll down McBrides Beach walking track.
Wreck Beach is in Tomaree National Park at the end of Wreck Beach walk. It’s a peaceful little cove with beautiful sand, perfect for whale watching or just a barefoot stroll along the seashore.
Aboriginal culture then and now is a Stage 1 (Years 1-2) school excursion in Seven Mile Beach National Park, focusing on HSIE. Through story and creative expression, the life and culture of the local people are shared.
Located just moments from the beach near swimming and fishing spots, Plomer Beach House is the perfect accommodation for family holidays or remote surf and beach getaways.
Box Beach is a surf spot located between Fingal Bay and Shoal Bay in Tomaree National Park.
Zenith Beach in Tomaree National Park is framed by rugged and rocky headlands at the base of Tomaree Head. It's a special place for conservation as it's part of the Port Stephens - Great Lakes Marine Park.
