Coopernook Forest HQ

Forest Road, Moorland, NSW, 2443

Experience Details

A favourite amongst caravan and campervan travellers, the Coopernook Forest Rest Area within Coopernook State Forest offers a free stopover and rest area for those seeking respite from highway travel. Halfway between Taree and Kew and just off the Pacific highway, picnic facilities, a playground and toilet amenities are available within a peaceful eucalypt forest environment. Coopernook Forest Rest Area features flat, grassy fields perfect for an overnight stay. Free electric barbecues are available in the nearby picnic shelter area, while a nature-based playground allows for forest-inspired play. Make sure you do the Tall Trees looped walking track, which offers the opportunity to view local birds and wildlife. Please note this area, as for all NSW State Forests, has a maximum four-week stay.
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Features

Barbeque - Camping - Caravan / Camper Trailer / Campervan Sites / Campsites - Carpark - Disabled access available, contact operator for details. - Family Friendly - International - Mountain Biking - Picnic Area - Public Toilet - Regional Tourist/Tourism Association/Organisation

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Events10 is an events marketing initiative by the Hunter Joint Organisation, representing 10 destinations that are perfect for your next event. From the coast to mountains, this website aims to provide event managers with information and resources to make it easy and attractive to host your event in this beautiful region.

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