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Airforce Beach
One of the most popular beaches on the north coast, Airforce Beach has fairly consistent surf with the best wave direction being from the east northeast. The beach is patrolled during the summer holiday period. Easy walking distance from the popular Silver Sands Caravan Park. Kiosk facility located at main beach area.
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Chinamans Beach
Chinamans Beach is located in the Bundjalung National Park and offers spectacular surf breaks in a secluded location. An elevated walkway leads past the lagoon to the beach from the car park area where interpretive signage provides insight into the significance of the area for the local Aboriginal people. From Chinamans Beach car park there is also access to walking trails onto the Goanna Headland, offering magnificent coastal views and further interpretation of the significance of this site to the Aboriginal people.
At low tide there are many rock pools to be explored in the area between the beach and New Zealander's beach before walking to Snapper Rock.
Chinamans Beach is not patrolled. Beaches south of Snapper Rock are closed to the public due to the proximity of the bombing range.
No camping is allowed.
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Goanna Headland
Goanna Headland is located in the Bundjalung National Park and is a place of significance for the local Aboriginal peoples. Access is via Chinamans Beach.
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Evans River Walk and Cycleway
This is a flat, easy-walking and cycling track through the reserve. The track follows a scenic route along the edge of the Little River to main beach, which offers spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean. It is approximately 2km in length.
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Broadwater Lookout
Located in the Broadwater National Park, the Broadwater Lookout offers a high vantage point with uninterrupted views over a mosaic of heath land communities reaching all the way to the Pacific Ocean.
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Cambridge Plateau
Located in the Richmond Range National Park west of Casino, the Cambridge Plateau Scenic Drive runs the length of the Southern half of the Richmond Range National Park, providing ready access to rainforest scenery. From the Cambridge Plateau Picnic area, take a short stroll or a two-hour loop walk along the Culmarin Valley.
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Mallanganee Lookout
Located 32 kilometres west of Casino, this park contains a rich diversity of plants and animals with World Heritage values. The Paradise Riflebird, Regent Bowerbird, Red-Crowned Pigeon and Noisy Pitta are all part of the prolific bird life. Picnic grounds and toilets on site.
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Pikapene Plantation Picnic Camping Area
This native hoop pine plantation is surrounded by rainforest. A picturesque picnic area and camp ground with toilet facilities is available in the plantation camping area.
Old Lawrence Road Casino, NSW 2470 Telephone: (02) 6662 4499 Fax: 02 6662 5826
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Platypus Pool
Early morning or late afternoon from both the eastern and the western side of the bridge, you may be lucky enough to view the platypus swimming or feeding in their natural environment. There are also fish, water fowl and ducks to be seen. A walking track down to the river bank allows for a closer look at the magnificent platypus sculpture. Following a short and well trodden, but rough track that brings you out at the weir. Centre Street Casino Phone: (02) 6662 3566
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Clarrie Kirkland Reserve and Little River
Clarrie Kirkland Reserve offers a fantastic picnic area located on the area of the Evans River known as the Little River. The area has excellent picnic facilities, beach showers, kiosk, cycle and walkways offering views of the Pacific Ocean. The Little River offers a great area for safe, child friendly swimming. Park Street.
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