Lostock Dam Caravan Park

  • 1823 Paterson River Road, Lostock, NSW, 2311
  • 40 rooms
  • 120 guests

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Lostock Dam Caravan Park is located on the Paterson River in the beautiful Hunter Valley. The driving time from Sydney is approximately two and a half hours. Lostock Dam is a popular inland sport and recreation destination. The park is privately owned by Mark and Merri Hardy and is constantly being upgraded and improved. Pets are allowed and campfires can be lit when conditions allow. The dam offers good fishing, boating, windsurfing, canoeing and swimming. This area is also excellent for bird-watching and bushwalking.
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  • 1823 Paterson River Road, Lostock, NSW, 2311
  • 40 rooms
  • 120 guests
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Features

Barbeque - Birdwatching - Boat Ramp - Canoeing/Kayaking - Carpark - Communal Shower - Disabled access available, contact operator for details. - Family Friendly - Fishing - Games or recreation room - Gas - Kiosk - Laundry - NSW - Tourism Hunter - Open Fireplace - Pet Friendly - Enquire - Walks

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