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Local Attractions and related businesses in the Hunter Region |
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Business
Name • Australian Reptile Park
Website • www.reptilepark.com.au
Email • admin@reptilepark.com.au
Address • Pacific
Highway, Somersby NSW 2250
Telephone • 02
4340 1022 |
| The Australian Reptile Park is the home of ERIC,
Australia's most loved crocodile! Also home to many Australian
animals and reptiles like the platypus, koalas, wombats, Tasmanian
devils, echidnas, dingoes, hand-fed kangaroos, tortoises,
pythons, plus so much more. |
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Natural Attractions in the Hunter Valley Region |
Name and Address
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Description |
| Hunter
Valley |
| Hunter
Valley Gardens |
Broke Road,
Pokolbin NSW 2320
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Spanning over 300 hectares, amidst superb gardens
and aged vineyards |
| Richmond
Vale Railway Museum |
Mulbring Street,
Pelaw Main NSW 2327
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Historic mining and railway museum has conducted
tours, steam train rides, picnic area, barbecue facilities
and a kiosk.The museum operates on the 1st, 2nd & 3rd
Sundays of the month. |
| Maitland
Area |
| Maitland
Park |
via Walker Street
off New England Highway,
Maitland NSW 2320
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With plenty to see and do. Maitland Park offers
many facilities such as picnic tables, BBQ, walks, swimming
pool and sporting facilities. |
| Miss Lilly’s
Lollies |
153 Swan Street,
Morpeth NSW 2321
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Open 7 Days. What child would not get excited
about visiting a lolly shop and this one is one of the best.
With freshly made fudge to our old time favourites of handmade
bullseyes, humbugs, rocky road, truffles or try one of our
87 types of licorice. There are literally 1000’s of
lollies from all over the world to choose from. |
| Walka Water
Works |
Scobies Lane,
Oakhampton NSW 2320 |
A popular picnic and recreation area in the
Maitland district. The complex includes a pumphouse which
is National Trust listed. The lake area has over 300 species
of birdlife is great for canoeing and sailing and many walking
trails surround the lake. On Sundays there are miniature train
rides. Picnic and barbeque facilities are available and there
is a children's playground. |
| Newcastle
Area |
| Newcastle’s
Famous Tram Ride |
Watt Street,
Newcastle NSW 2300
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The Tour takes 45 mins highlighting the history
and heritage Newcastle. Operates:
Monday to Friday 10am, 11am, 12noon, 1pm, 1:45pm
Saturday & Sunday 10am, 11am, 12noon, 1pm, 2pm |
| The Shipwreck
Walk |
King Street,
Stockton NSW 2295
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Lined along the base of the Stockton Breakwater
are some 16 wrecks and Scuttled vessels. The breakwater was
named Shipwreck Walk in 1992 and the location of these wrecks
were identified. The French barque 'Adolphe' is still visible.
A viewing platform has been erected to give sightseers a closer
look. |
| Wetlands
Centre - Shortland |
Sandgate Road,
Shortland NSW 2307
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The Wetlands Centre provides a home to over
200 species of birds and animals. Covering 45 hectares, it
is a perfect place to experience Australia’s wetland
flora and fauna.The Wetlands Centre runs a variety of fun
activities for people of all ages to enjoy, from guided walks,
to dip netting, canoeing on Ironbark Creek, and meeting the
animals up close in our Visitors Centre.The Wetlands Centre
is a community owned, not for profit organisation. |
| Singleton
Area |
| Largest
Sundial in the Southern Hemisphere |
Rose Point Park, Ryan Avenue,
Singleton NSW 2330 |
Monolithic Sundial weighing 30 tonnes. With
all the facilities you need nearby it is a great place for
a family picnic. Bring the bikes and enjoy a family bike ride
on the cycle way or just take a stroll on the walking trails. |
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