ATTRACTIONS IN THE MANNING VALLEY

Things to See and Do around the Manning Valley

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Bent on Food

95 Isabella Street, Wingham
 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 tours.
Public Holiday: Please call to see if open ...... 8am to 5pm Monday to Friday, 8am to 3pm Saturday, 9am to 3pm Sunday. Breakfast Menu 8am to 11:30am daily.
02 6557 0727
www.bentonfood.com.au
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Endota Spa Diamond Beach and Forster

Australis Diamond Beach Resort and Spa, 357 Diamond Beach Road, Diamond Beach
 Endota Spa Diamond Beach at the Australis Diamond Beach Resort has four tantalising treatment rooms as does Endota Forster. Treatments available at Endota include massage, organic facials, Dermalogica facials, organic body treatments, Endota Spa organic Australian skincare, and Dermalogica Skincare.
Open Monday to Saturday from 10am to 5pm. Sunday is by appointment only.
02 6557 3801
www.endota.com.au/default.cfm?id=506
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Bent on Food Cheesemaking and Cookery School

22 Bent Street, Wingham
 Bent on Food Cheesemaking and 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. Class sizes are small and participants usually work in small groups. Why not organise your friends and join a class together!
As per schedule on website
02 6553 4057
www.bentonfood.com.au
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Cundletown Heritage Walk

Cundletown township, Cundletown
 Step back in time and take a walk through Cundletown which is situated on the beautiful Manning River to view the 31 historic plaques identifying the important sites of businesses and buildings of major importance to the history of the town.
Heritage walk is open at all times. Manning Historical Society Museum Thursday 10am to 3pm and Saturday 1.30pm to 4pm or by appointment.
02 6553 9574
www.cundletownhistorical.com
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Mentges Master Meats

Lot 12 Kanangra Drive, Taree
 Mentges Master Meats is a very unique continental smallgoods shop and for over 700 years, this German family of artisan butchers has been handing down their traditions, and their methods remain unchanged. Today Rudi Mentges is manufacturing meat from the same traditional recipes in his shop in Taree. Through his hands, 700 years of tradition comes to life. The genuine flavours of Europe without artifial colours or flavours. People come from all over NSW to partake in this wonderful tradition.
Thursday and Friday 8am - 5pm
02 6552 6878
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Taree Heritage Walk

Around Taree, Taree
 Taree self-guided heritage walks takes you around Taree highlighting a number of built and natural items of significance to the history of the city. The full walk is approximately 5.5 kilometres. To visit all the items of interest it is recommended, as a guide, that you allow about 2.5 hours, taking drinking water with you and wearing comfortable shoes. You may also like to allow time to stop along the river for a picnic lunch.
Open at all times
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The Manning River

Manning Valley, Taree
 The Manning River system is the heart of the Manning Valley, including 150 kilometres of navigable waterways. Whether you bring your own boat or hire one, wet a line, take out a barbecue boat, kayak or canoe, a trip to the Manning Valley is not complete without enjoying the recreational delights of this rare river system - Australia's only river delta system featuring two river entrances at Harrington and Old Bar.
Open at all times
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Tinonee Orchid Nursery

768 Tinonee Road, Tinonee
 Tinonee Orchid Nursery is one of Australia's largest orchid nurseries specialising in the breeding and propagation of many genera of orchids, from native Australian orchids to most of the popular genera from many other countries around the world.
Public Holiday: By appointment. Closed Christmas Day. ...... Monday - Friday 9am - 4pm, Saturday and Public Holidays are by appointment.
02 6553 1012
www.tinoneeorchids.com
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33 Manning River Drive, Taree
 The Manning Entertainment Centre offers world class facilities for the performing arts and is a major performing arts venue on the Mid North Coast. The auditorium has a large proscenium-arched stage and a seating capacity of 505 people.
02 6592 5466
www.gtcc.nsw.gov.au
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Manning Aquatic and Leisure Centre

51 Manning River Drive, Taree
 The Manning Aquatic Leisure Centre is located at Taree North and two doors up from the Visitor Information Centre. You can swim and stay fit all year round in the solar heated 25 metre 6 lane indoor pool or cool down in summer in the 8 lane 50 metre Olympic size outdoor pool.
Public Holiday: 10am to 4pm ...... April to September: 6am to 7:30pm Monday to Friday, 9am to 4pm Saturday, 10am to 4pm Sunday, October to March: 6am to 8pm Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm Saturday, 10am to 5pm Sunday
02 6550 0500
www.gtcc.nsw.gov.au
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Tinonee Museum

32 Manchester Street, Tinonee
 Tinonee is one of the most historic villages in the Manning Valley and is situated on the banks of the Manning River. During the 1900's, Tinonee was an important shipping trade destination. The tall majestic sailing ships plying the river were an everyday sight as Tinonee buzzed with commerce and industry.
10am - 2pm. Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. Saturday 12.30pm - 3.30pm
02 6553 1571
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Artisans Retreat

702 Tinonee Road, Mondrook
 For something completely different, visit Artisans Retreat. Set on five magnificent acres overlooking luscious green dairy country, Artisans Retreat is ideally located only minutes from the village of Tinonee and the larger centres of Wingham and Taree in the Manning Valley - naturally!
Public Holiday: Closed Christmas Day. Open most other public holidays. ...... Open seven days from 10am to dusk in January. Open 10am to dusk Thursday to Monday from February to December. Inspection outside these hours is available by appointment.
02 6553 1199
www.artisansretreat.com
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Bean Bar

1 Pulteney Street, Taree
 The Bean Bar Cafe and Restaurant is the perfect getaway space, no traffic - quiet, overlooking Queen Elizabeth Park and the Manning River. The Bean Bar has exciting refreshing menus, cafe menus by day and tapas or a-la-carte by night.
Breakfast and lunch: seven days a week, Dinner: Thursday, Friday and Saturday
02 6550 0022
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Big Buzz Fun Park

1733 The Lakes Way, Rainbow Flat
 The Big Buzz Fun Park is 25 acres of adventure and fun. It’s a great day out for all the family with activities including: Toboggan run, three open waterslides, jumbo slide, toddlers slide, kamikaze slide, BMX and mountain bikes (enclosed footwear required), speed karts (enclosed footwear required), mountain boards, tricycles, shoot for the basket, half tennis court, swimming pool, beach volleyball, trampolines, swings, nine-hole chip and putt short course golf, kiosk and plenty of undercover seating with free gas barbecues with shaded picnic area.
Public Holiday: Open Public Holidays 10am - 4pm ...... Every weekend, Public Holidays and School Holidays 10am - 4pm
02 6553 6000
www.bigbuzz.com.au
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Black Head Beach

Black Head Road, Hallidays Point
 Where forest and ocean meet! 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 summer and regarded as one of the best swimming beaches in the Manning Valley. It features shady Norfolk Island Pines, an ocean pool, excellent fishing opportunities, picnic areas and barbecues.
Open all year round. Beach patrolled during the summer months.
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Black Head Bowling Club Ltd

Main Street, Hallidays Point
 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. The Black Head Bowling Club is affiliated with Clubs New South Wales Inc.
10:30am to 10pm Monday to Friday, 10:30am to 12am Weekends; Bistro open daily for lunch 11:30am to 2:30pm, dinner 5:30pm to 8:30pm
02 6559 2923
www.blackheadbowlingclub.com.au
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Bohnock Bait and Tackle

6 Channel Close, Bohnock
 Ideally located on the banks of the beautiful Manning River, Bohnock Bait and Tackle specialise in fresh local seafood, bait and tackle, hire/drive vessels and "Viking Kayaks". Explore the Manning River and enjoy the peace and tranquillity or try your luck at fishing from one of the vessels for hire. The small vessels accommodate up to four adults and the large vessels accommodate up to 10 adults. The Kayaks which include singles and doubles can be hired hourly or for a full day.
From $12.00 to $260.00 (Hire costs)
02 6553 7532
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Brimbin Nature Reserve

Old Port Macquarie Road, Taree
 Brimbin Nature Reserve is located 12 kilometres north west of Taree on the Mid North Coast of New South Wales. Before its dedication as a nature reserve in 1999, Brimbin Nature Reserve was crown land. It has important historic connections with Taree and Port Macquarie's early settlement.
Open seven days.
1300 361 967
02 6552 4097
www.environment.nsw.gov.au
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Coorabakh National Park

Coorabakh National Park, Moorland
 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 from north to south due to more favourable road grades. The drive includes numerous lookout spots, cliffs, picnic areas, mountain views and eucalyptus forests with some rainforests.
Accessible at all times, except during very wet periods or very high fire danger.
1300 361 967
02 6552 4097
www.environment.nsw.gov.au
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Crowdy Bay Charters

9 Leopold Sreet, Crowdy Head
 Crowdy Bay Charters operates off shore fishing charters (maximum six passengers) and whale searching expeditions (maximum seven passengers) from the Crowdy Head Boat Harbour which is located next door to the very popular Crowdy Head Beach on the Mid North Coast of New South Wales.
0428 655 701
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Crowdy Bay National Park

Diamond Head Road, Crowdy Head
 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 coastal heath featuring beautiful wildflowers.
Accessible all times except very wet weather and bushfires
1300 361 967
02 6588 5555
www.environment.nsw.gov.au/nationalparks/
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Crowdy Head Beaches

Crowdy Head Road, Crowdy Head
 Crowdy Head Beaches includes the North Beach and the South Beach. At the North Beach there is no overcrowding and out of holiday periods you can have parts of the beach all to yourself. This is a well protected beach, excellent for families. The Surf Lifesaving Club overlooks the beach and patrols operate during the summer months. Four wheel drive beach access is available near the Surf Lifesaving Club. There is a kiosk, cold outdoor shower and toilet facilities. Picnic area with barbecues and picnic tables are nearby.
Open all year round.
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Crowdy Head Lighthouse

Crowdy Head
 Located just 33 kilometres north east of Taree on the Mid North Coast is the historic Crowdy Head Lighthouse which was designed and erected in 1878 - 1879 as one of only five small lighthouses built on the NSW coast. The information board provides extensive information about the history of the lighthouse.
During daylight hours.
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Cundletown and Lower Manning Historical Society Inc

'Melvie Chick Centre', Corner High Street and Victoria Street, Cundletown
 People seeking to explore their family history of the lower Manning Valley visit the Cundletown Lower Manning Historical Society Inc at the Melvie Chick Historical Museum located on the corner of High and Victoria Streets in Cundletown.
10am to 3pm Thursday, 1.30pm to 4pm Saturday or other times by appointment
02 6553 9574
www.cundletownhistorical.com
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Diamond Beach

Diamond Drive, Diamond Beach, Hallidays Point
 Diamond Beach is located in the Hallidays Point area, halfway between Forster and Taree. This quiet beach area is ideal for relaxing strolls. It is also a popular spot for board riders. Car parking is available at Diamond Drive, entry to the beach.
Open all year round.
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Ellenborough Falls

Bulga Plateau (Via Elands), Elands
 Located on the Bulga Plateau at Elands, one hour's drive NorthWest of Taree on Tourist Drive 8, Ellenborough Falls are a spectacular site. At 200 metres, it is one the longest single drop waterfalls in the Southern Hemisphere. A timbered walkway (641 steps) to the bottom of the falls with rest spots on the way provides a comfortable 30 minute walk. There is also a 10 minute walk to The Knoll where there are magnificent views looking directly across to the falls.
Accessible at all times. A kiosk operates on weekends and during school holidays. Detour signage is in place but if you are touring with a caravan or trailer, you may leave them at the Wingham Showground on Gloucester Road, Wingham (fees apply).
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Fish Fish Fish

Valley Fair, Victoria Street, Taree
 Relax and enjoy the popular Fish Fish Fish Restaurant which is located right in the heart of Taree's retail business area. The restaurant specialises in seafood dishes and has a selection of sumptuous seafood dishes to select from off the menu.
Tuesday to Friday: breakfast and lunch, Tuesday to Saturday for dinner
02 6552 2116
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Hallidays Point Rainforest Nature Walk

Pebbly Beach, Black Head, Red Head and Diamond Beach, Hallidays Point
 Hallidays Point Rainforest Nature Walks extend from Black Head in the south to Diamond Beach in the north. There are five scenic walks encompassing striking coastal landforms and vegetation as well as rare tracks of littoral rainforest, wetland and lagoon areas and is a must for nature lovers and keen photographers.
Accessible at all times.
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Harrington Beach

Crowdy Road, Harrington
 Harrington Beach stretches from Harrington village to the picturesque fishing village of Crowdy Head and is part of the Harrington Beach State Park. This quiet beach location between the two villages is ideal for relaxing strolls and fishing opportunities. Harrington break wall is also a very popular spot for fishing, walking and taking in the views of the ocean. There is a fish cleaning facility conveniently located at the beginning of the break wall.
Open all year round.
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Harrington Beach State Park

Harrington Beach State Park, Harrington Road / Crowdy Street, Harrington
 Harrington Beach State Park is situated on the New South Wales Mid North Coast and comprises lands surrounding and including the Manning River's northern entrance. The 431 hectare site stretches from Harrington to the picturesque fishing village of Crowdy Head. The foreshores of the coastal beaches and estuary provide an array of year round recreation and tourism opportunities.
www.stateparks.nsw.gov.au/harrington_beach
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Harrington Bowling Club

50 Beach Street, Harrington
 Enjoy the friendly atmosphere at the Harrington Bowling Club with million dollar views of the entrance to the Manning River and the Pacific Ocean. Lawn bowls on well manicured bowling green’s is the major activity of the club. Social events include, bingo, trivia, raffles and fund raising community projects. Regular and special event entertainment is offered. The club has a courtesy bus, phone for operating hours.
Monday 10am to 10.30pm, Tuesday - Thursday 10am - 10pm, Friday - Saturday 9am - 11pm, Sunday 9am - 9pm
02 6556 1209
www.harringtonbowlingclub.net.au
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Kite Muddies Kiteboarding Lessons

Head Office, 31 David Street, Old Bar
 Muddies Kiteboarding lessons are conducted in a saltwater lagoon off a white sandy beach. The sand bottom lagoon depth ranges from ankle to overhead which is perfect for beginner to advanced kiting. Instructors are IKO (International Kiteboarders Organisation) qualified and follow the guidelines very closely when it comes to safety and instruction. A tried and tested teaching technique that will have you up and riding much faster than you can imagine.
From $140.00 to $170.00 (Activity/Tour costs)
02 6557 4224
www.kitemuddies.com.au
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Little Darlings Doll Museum and Coffee Shop

Corner Failford Road and The Lakes Way, Failford, Rainbow Flat
 For a spectacular display of dolls visit the Little Darlings Doll Museum and Coffee Shop at Failford. There are over 5,000 dolls, bears etcetera from the late 1800s to the modern day on display. There is also a room of dolls, bears and crafts for sale.
Open Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 10am to 4pm or by appointment. During School Holidays Wednesday to Sunday 10am to 4pm.
02 6554 3131
www.littledarlings.manningcbd.com.au
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Manning Entrance State Park

Manning Entrance State Park, Old Bar Road / Manning Point Road, Old Bar
 Manning Entrance State Park is situated on the New South Wales Mid North Coast and comprises lands surrounding and including the Manning River's southern entrance. The coastal beaches and estuary provide an array of year round recreation opportunities while the protected tracts of littoral rainforests and other significant native vegetation provide habitat for many species of native fauna and flora.
www.stateparks.nsw.gov.au/manning_entrance
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Manning Point Beach

Manning Point Beach, Manning Point
 Located just 25 minutes drive east of Taree is picturesque Manning Point village and the Manning Point Beach. Explore this scenic unspoilt beach, go walking, surfing, swimming or four wheel driving. The Manning Point Beach is part of the Manning Entrance State Park which takes in 450 hectares running from Old Bar to the southern side of the Manning River's northern entrance at Manning Point.
Open all year round
www.stateparks.nsw.gov.au
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Manning River Aero Club

Taree Aerodrome, Cundletown, Taree
 Manning River Aero Club offers scenic flights of the Manning Valley. Enjoy spectacular views of the coastline and hinterland areas with 30 minute, 45 minute and 60 minute scenic flights available. Why not take a joy flight with friends and take a pelican's eye view of the Manning Valley enjoying a spectacular view of some of the best coastline and hinterland.
From $50.00 to $150.00 (Activity/Tour costs)
02 6553 9301
www.mrac.org.au
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Manning Valley Historical Society and Museum

12 Farquhar Street, Wingham
 Manning Valley Historical Society Museum and Archives is located in a historic building once used as a grocery and produce store, circa 1880 and overlooks the Wingham town-square park which is surrounded on four sides by other historic buildings.
Public Holiday: Closed Christmas Day and Good Friday. ...... Museum Open daily 10am - 4pm. Archives Open on Monday,Tuesday and Wednesday.
02 6553 5823
www.manninghistorical.org
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Manning Valley River Cruises

108 Factory Road, Mitchells Island
 With Manning Valley River Cruises, cruise the beautiful Manning River on The "Island Explorer" offering a large under covered deck, carpeted, large dance floor and a forward viewing deck with superior stability. There are full restroom facilities and wheelchair access. They can assure comfort as they can accommodate up to 50 passengers on seated lunch and dinner cruises. Their minimum number for an exclusive booking is 20 passengers when picking up in Taree. Cruises also depart from Croki.
From $24.00 to $70.00 (Activity/Tour costs)
02 6553 2683
www.manningrivercruises.com.au
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Moorland Cottage

34 Hannam Vale Road, Moorland
 Where to eat Look no further. Moorland Cottage is renowned for the "Best Scones on the Coast". Located only 20 minutes north of Taree and conveniently located just off the Pacific Highway away from the hustle and bustle. Relax in the quiet shady gardens for a light lunch, espresso coffee, homemade pies, Devonshire Teas and the 'famous' homemade scones. Small gift items and homemade jams, pickles and relishes are available.
Open 10.00am - 4.00pm daily
02 6556 7691
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Old Bar Beach

End of Old Bar Road, Old Bar
 12 kilometres from the Pacific Highway and 15 minutes east of Taree is Old Bar Beach, located in the seaside town of Old Bar. Old Bar is perfect for the outdoor enthusiast who enjoys uncrowded beaches, open waterways and leisurely walks. Old Bar also has fantastic surfing, kite boarding and fishing locations.
Open all year round.
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Raw Sugar Cafe

214 Victoria Street, Taree
 Conveniently located right in the heart of the city Raw Sugar Cafe is a coffee lover’s paradise, a social meeting place for locals and tourists alike, where they can relax and enjoy fantastic food. Raw Sugar specialises in beef, chicken, seafood and vegetarian dishes. Select a dish from the daily blackboard menu and dine inside or under the umbrellas on the sidewalk.
Open seven days. Breakfast from 7.30am and Lunch from 11.30am - 3pm.
02 6550 0137
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Red Head Beach

Red Head Road, Red Head, Hallidays Point
 Red Head Beach at Hallidays Point is a quiet beach area just north of Black Head Beach and is ideal for relaxing strolls. Meander along the rainforest walk which encompasses striking coastal landforms as well as rare tracts of littoral rainforest and is a must for nature lovers and keen photographers. The walk takes in two headlands - Black Head and Red Head - and is joined by Black Head Beach. Information about the walk is available from the Visitors Centre in Taree or the Hallidays Point Library.
Open all year round.
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Saltwater National Park

Saltwater Road, Saltwater
 Saltwater National Park adjoining Saltwater Beach has special significance for the local Aboriginal community (Biripi). This National Park contains Aboriginal sites which relate to Dreamtime beliefs and a section of the park has been declared an Aboriginal Place.
Accessible at all times.
1300 361 967
02 6552 4097
www.environment.nsw.gov.au
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Saltwater Surf School

381 saltwater road, Old Bar
 Saltwater Surf School provides surf safety and surfing lessons, as well as ongoing skills coaching for intermediate and competitive surfers. Equipment is provided for beginners including safe soft boards and wetsuits for your comfort. All coaches are all very competent surfers, with lifeguard qualifications including senior first aid.
From $35.00 to $90.00 (Activity/Tour costs)
02 6553 7725
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Skydiving NSW Drop Zone

Taree Airport, Landsdowne Road, Taree
 Taree's own Skydiving NSW Drop Zone. Experience the ultimate adrenalin sport with 15 minutes instruction. Tandem Skydive jumps from 8,000 to 12,000 feet overlooking the beautiful Manning Valley. Freefall for up to 50 seconds with highly experienced instructors to guide you through the most thrilling sport known to man.
From $280.00 to $340.00 (Activity/Tour costs)
02 6551 7776
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Stones Oysters Seafood

479 Harrington Road, Coopernook
 Stones Oysters Seafood is conveniently located just three minutes off the Pacific Highway and 15 minutes north of Taree on the Cattai Creek. Here you have the opportunity to sample the fresh locally sourced oysters, prawns, lobsters, crabs and fish from the Manning Valley.
Open seven days a week.
02 6556 3222
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Tapin Tops National Park

Dingo Tops Road, Via Wingham, Wingham
 Tapin Tops National Park is located on a spectacular section of the Great Eastern Escarpment high in the mountains, north west of Wingham. The park contains some great examples of sub-tropical and warm temperate rainforests, as well as old growth eucalypt forests, protecting a wide variety of native flora and fauna.
7 days
1300 361 967
02 6552 4097
www.environment.nsw.gov.au
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Taree Craft Centre Inc Gift Shop and The Craft Cottage

77 Pulteney Street, & 21 Manning River Drive, Taree
 Situated at two great locations, Taree Craft Centre and the Heritage Craft Cottage are proud to display and sell a diverse range of quality items, all handmade by talented local craftspeople. The Taree Craft Centre is located next door to the Manning Valley Visitor Information Centre. On display is a smorgasbord of beautiful, handcrafted gifts. There is ample parking (including coach parking) and clean rest rooms making the perfect spot to break your journey. Coach groups are welcome, morning or afternoon tea can be arranged.
Taree Craft Centre: 9:30am to 4pm Daily; The Heritage Cottage: 9:30am to 4pm Monday to Friday, 9:30 to 1pm Saturday
02 6551 5777
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Taree Ten Pin Bowl

55 Muldoon Street, Taree
 Everyone is welcome at Taree Ten Pin Bowl - adults, pensioners and children. Enjoy a great time with all the family or with a group of friends at Taree Ten Pin Bowl, they offer lots of fun for all ages. Glow Bowling is on Friday and Saturday nights from 6pm. There are glow pins, glow balls, lucky spins, scratchies, coloured lights and music.
Open seven days
02 6552 4733
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Tellers Restaurant and Function Centre

48 Bent Street, Wingham
 The Tellers Restaurant and Function Centre is fully licensed and features the freshest local produce and flavours served in the relaxed atmosphere of a 1929 banking chamber. The restaurant is available for in house guests or booked functions. It is a perfect setting to host weddings, meetings, events and special occasions for up to 50 people.
Booked functions only.
02 6553 5068
www.thebankandtellers.com.au
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Villa d Esta Vineyard

2884 Wallanbah Road, Dyers Crossing
 Villa d'Esta Vineyard is a small, family-owned vineyard. The vineyard is located on the Mid North Coast of New South Wales, approximately 20 minutes south west of Taree and north west from Forster-Tuncurry. The vineyard was established in 1997, with both table and wine grapes being planted by family and friends wanting to experiment with winemaking. In the 10 years since then, plantings and production have steadily increased.
Open seven days from 10am to 4pm.
02 6550 2236
www.villadesta.com.au
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Wingham Brush Nature Reserve

Farquhar Street, Wingham
 Wingham Brush is a beautiful subtropical lowland rainforest located at Wingham on the banks of the Manning River. The Brush is one of only a few remnants of this rare rainforest in Australia, and is a significant roosting and maternity site for grey-headed flying foxes.
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Manning Valley Visitor Information Centre, 21 Manning River Drive, Taree North
Phone: 02 6592 5444 or 1800 182 733