Explore the Watagans National Park
The Watagans National Park is home to waterfalls, spectacular rainforest gullies, bushwalking trails and more. Activities include bushwalking amongst gorgeous Illawarra flame trees, picnicking and admiring breathtaking views of the Hunter Valley and coastline.
Whether you're up for a challenge or prefer a more relaxed pace, here are three different bushwalking trails to suit all abilities:
- Boarding House Dam, a short, 20-minute walk from the picnic ground, this easy rainforest walk passes a 110-metre, moss-covered rock wall and unusual sculptured rock formations formed by the creek.
- The Pines Trail follows Dora Creek from the picnic area through eucalypts and rainforest. The 45-minute loop passes Aboriginal grinding grooves in sandstone and a lovely rock pool.
- Watagan Trail, a four to five-hour rainforest walk is for serious bushwalkers. This walk leads from Heaton Lookout to McLeans Lookout taking in some of the best forest scenery and vantage points in the Watagans. From McLeans Lookout, you can easily reach Hunter Lookout, where you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking views over the Hunter Valley.
Top Fishing Spots Near Wangi Wangi
Lake Macquarie has a surface area of about 110 sq km and features numerous sheltered bays, headlands and creeks. It’s home to a wide range of popular recreational fish species including mulloway, bream, dusky flathead, tailor, squid, luderick, sand whiting, yellowtail kingfish and Australian salmon.
Fun filled activities for kids at Wangi Wangi
Wangi Wangi is a well-known holiday spot, known for its beautiful views, bushwalking and fishing spots. But what about activities for the kids? Here are some great ideas to keep the little ones entertained:
Best places to grab a bite to eat at Wangi Wangi
Going on holidays is first and foremost about relaxing & recharging. Let someone else do the cooking and spend the time reconnecting with family and friends.