Things to Do in Pacific Palms
Things to Do in Pacific Palms
Pacific Palms Things to Do
There’s something special about a holiday where the best experiences are right on your doorstep. At Pacific Palms Caravan Park in Elizabeth Beach, you’re perfectly placed to enjoy the very best of the Mid North Coast.
From surfing at Boomerang and Blueys beaches to swimming at the patrolled Elizabeth Beach, you’ll never run out of incredible things to do. Shelly Beach, a short bushwalk away, offers a peaceful hideaway for nature lovers, while Seven Mile and Sandbar Beaches are ideal for 4WD access and beach fishing.
Just a short drive south, Seal Rocks is home to a historic lighthouse and a protected marine sanctuary. Whether you're here to explore or unwind, there's no shortage of adventure. Looking for more suggestions? Our team is happy to help you plan your itinerary.
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Pacific Palms Beaches & Lakes
Boomerang, Blueys and Elizabeth are our three closest beaches. Boomerang and Blueys are great for surfing, with Elizabeth the best beach for families and children and has the added bonus of being patrolled by the Pacific Palms Surf Club, during peak holiday times.
Shelly Beach, nestled between Elizabeth Beach and Boomerang Beach, is a ten minute bush walk. This beach is popular with the person who prefers an ‘all over’ tan.
Seven Mile Beach to the North and Sandbar Beach to the South both have 4WD access.
Note: a beach permit is required to drive on the beach.
Seal Rocks has a number of excellent beaches both fishing and surfing, as well as the historic Seal Rocks Lighthouse. It is also an important Marine Sanctuary for the now protected, but critically endangered Gray Nurse Shark. Drive South and turnoff at Bungwahl to experience this picturesque and unique old fishing village.
Smiths Lake, Myall Lake & Wallis Lake
Smiths Lake has a great village atmosphere with something to suit all ages. The Lake, which is closed to the ocean for the majority of the year, attracts enthusiasts for wake boarding, water skiing, fishing and swimming. The family can enjoy the calm waters and the sandy beach down near Frothy Coffee Boatshed. The lakeside reserve has BBQ facilities and public toilets available.
Enjoy breakfast or lunch at The Lake Café located in the Smiths Lake shopping Village which also offers a general store, bottle shop, butcher, bakery and hair salon. Only a five-minute drive to stunning Cellito Beach or a five-minute boat trip to the Smiths Lake Sand Bar.
Wallis Lake flows out to the ocean through Forster-Tuncurry and is also great for water sports and fishing. It is very famous for its divine oysters.
Coomba is a charming village nestled on the shores of Wallis Lake, just 20km west off The Lakes Way. Myall Lake is predominantly fresh water at the Pacific Palms end, great for boating and the kayaking enthusiast, as well as naturalists alike. Surrounded by the Myall Lakes National Park.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best beaches to visit nearby?
Boomerang and Blueys are popular for surfing, while Elizabeth Beach is ideal for families and is patrolled during peak times. Shelly Beach offers a quieter, scenic option via a short bushwalk.
Are there family-friendly activities close to the park?
Yes! Families can enjoy swimming at Smiths Lake, beach days at Elizabeth Beach, bushwalking trails, playgrounds, and lakeside picnics. The area is full of safe and engaging things to do for all ages.
Can I go 4WD driving or fishing on local beaches?
Absolutely. Seven Mile Beach and Sandbar Beach both allow 4WD access with a beach permit. They’re also popular fishing spots—perfect for those looking to combine adventure and relaxation.
