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Description
With its magnificent secluded coastline, clean water, clear air and unhurried pace, a visit to Bay of Plenty Lodges reached after a. 13 kilometre drive through rainforests of the Booderee (Jervis Bay) National Park, is a rare escape from the stresses of modern life
Native wildlife abounds as kangaroos hop through the grounds and native parrots skim through trees.
Explore the wonders of Booderee National Park on your doorstep or venture further afield into the historic surrounding districts, discover one of Australia's newest wine areas, take a dolphin and penguin watch cruise on Jervis Bay, spend an absorbing morning in the Lady Denman Museum at Huskisson, go on a bushtucker tour guided by members of the local Aboriginal community – or just plain relax!
Enjoy surfing on Bhewerre Beach or swim in the calm waters of Sussex Inlet. Go fishing, snorkelling, diving, bushwalking, boating or bicycling – or just plain relax.
Cross the border to a hidden jewel – Bay of Plenty Lodges Jervis Bay Territory.
Bay of Plenty Longhouse consists of 7 room accommodating between 2 & 6 persons. All facilities (lounge, kitchen and bathroom (separate M/F) are shared.
Native wildlife abounds as kangaroos hop through the grounds and native parrots skim through trees.
Explore the wonders of Booderee National Park on your doorstep or venture further afield into the historic surrounding districts, discover one of Australia's newest wine areas, take a dolphin and penguin watch cruise on Jervis Bay, spend an absorbing morning in the Lady Denman Museum at Huskisson, go on a bushtucker tour guided by members of the local Aboriginal community – or just plain relax!
Enjoy surfing on Bhewerre Beach or swim in the calm waters of Sussex Inlet. Go fishing, snorkelling, diving, bushwalking, boating or bicycling – or just plain relax.
Cross the border to a hidden jewel – Bay of Plenty Lodges Jervis Bay Territory.
Bay of Plenty Longhouse consists of 7 room accommodating between 2 & 6 persons. All facilities (lounge, kitchen and bathroom (separate M/F) are shared.
Bay of Plenty Lodges - Longhouse Details
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Location/Contact| Address | Ellmoos Road, Jervis Bay (Booderee National Park), New South Wales, Australia |
| Location | •From Sydney (distance approximately 200 km, travel time 2.5 to 3.5 hrs) take the Princes Hwy south through Wollongong, Kiama and Nowra to Jervis Bay Road turnoff approximately 10 km south of Nowra. Turn left into Jervis Bay Road THEN: • From Canberra (distance approximately 280 km, travel time 3 to 4 hrs) take the Kings Hwy to Batemans Bay, then travel north along the Princes Hwy to Tomerong. At Tomerong take the right turn to Huskisson and Jervis Bay and then right turn again into Jervis Bay Road THEN: • Once on Jervis Bay Road follow it to the National Park gatehouse and Tourist information centre – 75 metres past the gatehouse turn right into Ellmoos Road (signposted to Bay of Plenty Lodges) and follow this road for 13 km, bearing left at each intersection to Bay of Plenty Lodges. • Please note Booderee National Park entrance fees must be paid. |
| Website | www.bayofplentylodges.com.au |
| Telephone | +61 (2) 4441-2018 |
| Fax | +61 (2) 4441-0021 |
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Hostelz.com Guest Reviews
I stayed at the Lodge in July. The management team was fantastic, so friendly and helpful. The facilities were clean and modern — the kitchen was all stainless steel. The nature there was FANTASTIC and the sunrise at 6:35 was UNBELIEVABLE. I will return in the summer. There's no petrol at the site so fill up your gas tank before you get here. :) — Thommy from Canberra (2004-10-28)