Get your friends and family together and gather on the shores of Lake Macquarie to see a flotilla of boats pass by in the Float Your Boat event organised by Lake Macquarie City Council.
It’s whale watching season & here are the best places in Newcastle, Lake Macquarie & Port Stephens to spot humpbacks whales in their annual migration.
Lake Macquarie City Council’s You’re Kidding Me program is presenting its final activities for 2020, with six free workshops to inform and entertain parents and their children.
Harold Wesley Knight Park (also known as Whitebridge Park) is a beautiful fully-fenced suburban park with a kids playground and lots of green space.
Experience the beautiful scenery in Lake Macquarie and go for a walk with your kids. We’ve put together a collection of our favourite family walks in Lake Macquarie.
A beach themed playground near the beach? Gotta love Webb Park at Redhead Beach in Lake Macquarie. Kids will love the large wave climbing structure and the flying fox flanked by surfboards.
Need some fresh date night inspiration? Here’s fun & romantic date night ideas around Newcastle. Much more than just dinner & a movie!
Enjoy a day trip at Boarding House Dam picnic area in Watagans National Park. See waterfalls, creeks, nature, wildlife and a beautiful moss wall.
Check out this brand new playground at Ambleside Park in Lakeland. This small neighbourhood playground is great for little ones.
Visit the brand new playground at Neegulbah Park in Macquarie Hills. It’s packed with climbing equipment, two slides and swings and surrounded by trees.
So much to explore at Green Point Foreshore between Belmont and Valentine. Enjoy beautiful Lake Macquarie views on a shared pathway or venture down nature trails.
Get out of the house! Here are our picks for the best picnic spots in the Newcastle, Lake Macquarie & Hunter Vallery area.
A hidden gem, Naru Beach is a gorgeous spot. This small beach reserve at Marks Point is located at the end of a dirt road and is a well-kept local secret.
Where in the world can you find a wobbly swing bridge and an old Weet-Bix factory? You might be surprised to learn that you can see both at Cooranbong in western Lake Macquarie while walking along the banks of peaceful Dora Creek.