Mid North Coast Accommodation

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  Melaleuca Surfside Backpackers

  Set on 6 acres of natural bushland, Melaleuca is an architecturally designed, owner operated eco-friendly purpose built backpackers retreat. Accommodation types include camping, shaded bays for Kombi vans, dormitory beds and cabins. All guests have full use of our beautiful facilities.
  
  
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  Ozzie Pozzie Backpackers Hostel Port Macquarie

  This purpose built hostel is located in the heart of Port Macquarie in a quiet residential street and only five minutes walk from the town centre. Surrounded by magnificent rainforest, nearby beaches & situated halfway between Sydney and Byron Bay this is the perfect location.
  
  
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  Port Macquarie Backpackers

  ** HostelBookers Awards for Excellence 2010 - Ranked top 3 property in Oceania ** Owned & managed by Big Tony, a backpacker himself. Come and stay at the most awarded hostel in town. Best Cleanliness award from HOSTELBOKERS in 2009 Best Atmosphere award in 2010!
  
  

Nelson Bay, Port Stephens, Seal Rocks, Forster, Port Macquarie, Crescent Head, Taree

If you are heading north we recommend that you take a week to visit the majority of surf beaches along this coastal region. From Nelson Bay to the border of Queensland you will experience a slice of life not found anywhere else in Australia. Surfers travel from all over the country for the opportunity to camp at Seal Rocks, Crescent or South West Rocks. Crystal blue waters, perfect waves, beach shacks, Mrs Palmers surf wax and a Tracks magazine. Are few key ingredients for the perfect coastal holiday.

Myall lakes, home of the surfers pilgrimage at Seal Rocks is another unspoiled National Parks area thanks to the rallying of many locals to keep it that way. Help us to keep it clean and keep it green. Happy camping!  

North west from Taree you will find the magnificent Ellenborough Falls, 160 m-high these falls are the north coasts most impressive.  North Brother mountain at Laurieton just 25 south of Port Macquarie is one of Australia's major flying sites for Paragliding and hang glidingas with $250,000 spent recently to renovate the mountain look out.

You can also enjoy a stopover in Forster which boasts fresh oysters and friendly dolphins and the beautiful Crowdy Bay National Park.