Incredible location!
Wake up in the heart of The Entrance, the best sought-after location to discover main attractions The Entrance can offer.
House is located in prime location with walking distance to everywhere:
- The Entrance Road (main attraction point) with plenty attractions, restaurants, cafes, kids playground and more (250 meters)
- Tuggerah Lakes' Picnic Point (200 meters).
This 3-Br House with private backyard offers space, comfort & security.
Free parking & Wi-Fi.
Fully furnished and equipped with everything that you will possibly need. Enjoy as your home away from home in heart of The Entrance.
Main features:
- Air condition in entire place (except single bed bedroom)
- Open space Living area
- Free high-speed Wi-Fi
- All Bedrooms with comfortable beds
- Fresh bed linens and fresh towels
- Fully equipped kitchen with the Gas cook, Oven, Microwave, Electric Kettle, Toaster, Pots, Plates, Cups, Cutlery, Rice Cooker etc.
- Internal laundry with Washer
- Hairdryer, Soap, Shampoo, Conditioner, Body wash
- Free parking and free Street parking
- Fully fenced private backyard.
By walk:
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- 250 meters: The Entrance busting street where everything is happening (The Boardwalk, Memorial Park, The Waterfront) with plenty restaurants, cafes, attractions, Pelican feeding, kids playground, supermarket and much more !
- 200 meters: Tuggerah Lake Picnic Point is a popular family oriented park with Playground, Skate Park, boat ramp and much more .
- 700 meters to spectacular North Entrance Beach.
BY CAR:
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- 3 minutes: Long Jetty, the base of sailing
- 6 minutes: Wyrrabalong National Park covers 597ha but is divided into two distinct and separate sections. Wyrrabalong, meaning 'headland looking over the sea' is a word of the Darkinjung people who once occupied the narrow strip of coastline between Bateau Bay and Forresters Beach.
- 14 minutes: Crackneck Lookout (274m high) beyond the southern end of Reserve Drive offers spectacular views. Nearby, Reserve Drive runs alongside a strip of parkland that overlooks the beautiful Bateau Bay.
- 16 minutes: Wyrrabalong Lookout, further south on Cromarty Hill has an adjacent concrete platform with views to the south and west. A short path leads to Wyrrabalong Lookout on the cliff's edge, 132m above sea-level with panoramic views south to Terrigal.
- 14 minutes: Norah Head for a relaxing day out. Explore its history while taking in the coastal views.
THE ENTRANCE:
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The Entrance is a popular holiday resort offering visitors surfing beaches, enormous lake recreational areas, and a central area with attractive foreshore parkland, a Boardwalk pathway from the foreshore around to the surf lifesaving club, and the development of a family-friendly open-air mall called The Waterfront.
ATTRACTIONS:
One of the Central Coast's most popular family friendly experiences is Pelican Time at The Entrance Saturday and Sunday 3.30pm, and everyday in the School Holidays (Except Christmas Day). See these huge birds up close and fully appreciate their beauty and size! The hardworking volunteers from Marine Wildlife Rescue will share their valuable knowledge on all things pelicans, as well as fascinating information on other wildlife in the region.
The Boardwalk follows the channel eastwards from Memorial Park around to the surf lifesaving club. It starts at The Waterfront, a popular mall with cafes, eateries and fountains designed for the amusement of children. In the school holidays, the mall takes on a carnival atmosphere at The Waterfront.
A Bike Path strectches from the Skate Park at The Entrance to Chittaway Point around the spectacular Tuggerah Lake. This ride is ideal for the whole family with many rest points and parks along the way including playgrounds and picnic areas.
At the north-western corner of the southern peninsula is Picnic Point where there is a popular family oriented park and a boat ramp. Just offshore lies Pelican Island, a breeding site for migratory wading birds.
The Entrance War Library Museum on The Entrance Rd near Tuggerah Lakes Memorial Club has memorabilia dating back to the Crimean War.
Lions Club Market (behind Cinema in Car Park) Sundays 8am-12noon.
Nearby, on the south-western side of the southern peninsula is Long Jetty the base of sailing on Tuggerah Lake with The Long Jetty Sailing Club at the northern end of Tuggerah Parade.
A number of bays and rocky headlands, Blue Bay, Toowoon Bay, Little Bay, Shelly Beach (a major surf beach) and Bateau Bay, can be accessed south along the southern peninsula. The very pleasant Swadling Park is at Toowoon Point which divides, and provides good views over Little Bay and Toowoon Bay.
Wyrrabalong National Park covers 597ha but is divided into two distinct and separate sections. Wyrrabalong, meaning 'headland looking over the sea' is a word of the Darkinjung people who once occupied the narrow strip of coastline between Bateau Bay and Forresters Beach.
The southern section is characterised by high, exposed coastal cliffs of sandstone and shale which have extensive rock platforms at either end. Woodlands of blackbutt, spotted gum and bloodwood stand along the plateau, with shrubs and heath (mostly coastal banksia and she-oak) on the gentler slopes to the west. The area at the southern end of Bateau Bay is home to a diverse range of marine and bird life, mangrove stands and fauna including goannas, bandicoots, fantails and the tawny frogmouth.
Crackneck Lookout (274m high) beyond the southern end of Reserve Drive offers spectacular views. Nearby, Reserve Drive runs alongside a strip of parkland that overlooks the beautiful Bateau Bay.
Wyrrabalong Lookout, further south on Cromarty Hill has an adjacent concrete platform with views to the south and west. A short path leads to Wyrrabalong Lookout on the cliff's edge, 132m above sea-level with panoramic views south to Terrigal.
A 3.8 km walking track starts on the eastern side of Bateau Bay Rd at Blue Lagoon, finishing at Wyrrabalong Lookout.
The park's northern section covers most of the North Entrance Peninsula starting at the tip of North Entrance and ending at Pelican Point south of Noraville. The diversity of fauna and flora includes the lace monitor, flying fox, bandicoot, squirrel glider, diamond python, possum, New Holland Mouse, antechinus and many birds.
Aquafun Avoca Lake
FUN & ADVENTURE for the whole family
The ocean side is mostly coastal dunes with beach access via Pelican Beach Rd (at the northern end) and the Tuggerah Beach Walking Track (700m) leading to popular but unpatrolled surfing and fishing areas.
On the western side of the road there is a strip of red gum forest with remnants of littoral rainforest and some open scrubland and wetlands. The wetlands trail extends northwards to viewing platforms at the rim of the main sand dune.
Anglers will find the area good for flathead, whiting, bream, blackfish and prawns. The sea-wall adjoining the boatshed near the bridge is a good spot for blackfish. Surf fishing from November to April yields jewfish, whiting and tailor.
Tuggerah Lake is also ideal for anglers. Blackfish, whiting, mullet, snapper, bream, flounder, tailor, flathead, jewfish, tarwhine and crabs can all be caught from the foreshores. Prawns are usually plentiful in mid-summer and can be snared at night with a lamp and net by wading into the shallows.
The lake is the principal coastal lagoon of an interconnected 80 sq km lake system with a narrow channel separating it from Budgewoi Lake at its northern tip which is joined at its north-eastern corner to Lake Munmorah.
The three lagoons are ideal for waterskiing, canoeing, sailing, rowing and sailboarding and are separated from the Pacific Ocean by long, narrow peninsulas. They share common access to the ocean at The Entrance.
