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World War II gun emplacements

Tomaree National Park

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Nearby historic buildings/places

Point Stephens Lighthouse and Fingal Island

Take a boat or a tour to Fingal Island and explore Point Stephens Lighthouse and historic ruins. Aquamarine Adventure run regular tours to Fingal Island. It's not safe to walk across the sand spit to the island as the tide and swell can change quickly.

Nearby things to do

Walk

Tomaree Coastal Walk

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Walk

Tomaree Head Summit walk

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Visit

Zenith Beach

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Picnic

Black Oaks picnic area

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Dark Point, Myall Lakes National Park. Photo: Jodie Chalker/NSW Government

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Dark Point Aboriginal Place

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Walk

Dark Point walking track

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Picnic

Engels Reach picnic area

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Walk

Fort Tomaree walk

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A Gould's petrel chick, Cabbage Tree Island. Photo: John Spencer © DCCEEW

Immersive stories

Gould's petrel immersive story Tomaree Head

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Walk

Mungo walking track

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Picnic

Pipers Creek picnic area

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Walk

Wreck Beach walk

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Walk

Yacaaba Headland walking track

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Discover

Birubi Point Aboriginal Place

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Aerial photo of Slot canyon lookout, perched over the a gap in the cliffline above the ocean. Credit: John Spencer © DPE

Walk

Birubi Point to One Mile Beach walking track

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Surf

Box Beach

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Walk

Broughton Island walking tracks

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Fingal Island Lighthouse. Photo: Jeannie Lawson © Aquamarine Adventures.

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Fingal Island eco-walk and lighthouse tour

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View of people walking over green grass toward the white tower of Point Stephens lighthouse. Photo credit: Bonita Holmes-Nu © Moonshadow-TQC Cruises

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Fingal Island historical lighthouse tour

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Picnic

Iris Moore lookout and picnic area

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Walkers on Tomaree Coastal walk near Boat Harbour, Tomaree National Park. Photo: John Spencer © DPE

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Junior ranger: Tomaree coastal adventure tour

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View of a sandy beach and breaking waves beneath a blue sky, with a rugged headland in the distance. Photo: Josh Ford © DPE

Visit

Kingsley Beach

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Paddle

Myall Lakes escape paddling tours

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Walkers enjoying view from the rock platform at Tomaree National Park. Photo: John Spencer © DPE

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Ocean rockpool nature tour: Tomaree

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A group of people riding camels along the beach on a guided tour with Oakfield Ranch Camel Rides. Photo credit: © Oakfield Ranch Camel Rides

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Port Stephens guided camel rides

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3 people wearing helmets ride blue quad bikes along coastal dunes. Photo © Quad Bike King

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Quad Bike King tours in Worimi sand dunes

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Surf

Samurai Beach

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Quad bikers riding on Worimi sand dunes. Photo: Sand Dune Adventures

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Sand Dune Adventures quad bike tour

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Walk

Shoal Bay to Fingal Bay walking track

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View

Slot canyon lookout

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A man in a 4WD vehicle for Tag-Along and Passenger Tours travels down a dune under clear skies. Photo: Nicole Boyle © 4WD Tag-Along and Passenger Tours

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Tomaree 4WD tag-along and passenger tours

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A NPWS ranger and 2 park visitors take in the view from a coastal lookout in Tomaree National Park. Photo: John Spencer © DPE

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Tomaree coastal walking tour

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View of 2 brightly-coloured kayaks at the shoreline of Myall Lake, with the sun setting behind trees. Photo credit: Tony Schofield © Adventure Activities Outdoors

Paddle

Top of the Myall guided sunset kayak tours

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A group of people riding horses along the shoreline on a Sahara Trails tour. Credit: Imogyn Allardice © Sahara Trails

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Worimi beach horse riding tours

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A tour group standing in front of a 4WD with their sandboards. Credit: Andrew Hay © Sand Dune Safaris

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Worimi guided sandboarding and sand surfing adventures

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A group enjoys sand boarding on the dunes alongside a red Port Stephens 4WD Tours vehicle. Photo credit: Ray Alley © Port Stephens 4WD Tours

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Worimi sand boarding adventure in coastal dunes

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Aerial view of 5 people standing at the top of a massive sand dune, holding their sand boards in the air. Photo © 4WD Tours R Us

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Worimi sand boarding with 4WD Tours R Us

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Wreck Beach

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Tomaree National Park signs. Photo: John Spencer

Picnic

Fishermans Bay foreshore

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Nearby camping and accommodation

Stay

Broughton Island campground

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Stay

Stewart and Lloyds campground

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View across sand to vehicles, people, and a tent on Samurai Beach in Tomaree National Park. Photo: Jim Cutler © DPIE

Stay

Samurai Beach campground

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Nearby parks

Visitor paddling across Boolambayte Lake, Bungarie Bay campground. Credit: John Spencer © DPE

Park

Myall Lakes National Park

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Tomaree National Park

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Worimi National Park

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Park

Boondelbah Nature Reserve

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Park

Bushy Island Nature Reserve

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Park

Corrie Island Nature Reserve

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Park

Gir-um-bit National Park

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John Gould Nature Reserve

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Park

One Tree Island Nature Reserve

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Shark Island Nature Reserve

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Park

Stormpetrel Nature Reserve

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Park

Tilligerry Nature Reserve

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Worimi Regional Park

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Whale watching top spots

NSW national parks have the best vantage points to see whales during their annual migration, which takes place from May to November. Plan your next coastal adventure.

A humpback whale breaches the water off the NSW coast, near Sydney. Photo credit: Wayne Reynolds &copy Wayne Reynolds

Park info

in Tomaree National Park in the North Coast region
Tomaree National Park is always open but may have to close at times due to poor weather or fire danger.

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