Top Things to do in Lake Macquarie
Top 10 Things to do Good for Big Groups in Lake Macquarie, New South Wales
Discover the best top things to do in Lake Macquarie, Australia including JetBuzz Watersports, Best Tour Hunter Valley Wine Tasting Tours, Skydive Newcastle, Lake Macquarie Cruises, Speers Point Park, Xtreme Karts Warners Bay, Lake Mac Kayak & Bike Hire, Lake Macquarie, Dobell House, Watagans National Park.
Restaurants in Lake Macquarie
1. JetBuzz Watersports
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 99 reviews
JetBuzz offers Jet Boat Thrill rides in the Lake and Ocean, Boat Rentals & Paddle Boat Hire... Kayak & Stand up Paddle Board Hire and Sales, We recommend you call us to make sure we are open before coming in, We will open anytime for bookings but may close during quiet times or in poor weather, we are always open during school holidays and weekends. Visit us online or give us a call to book your next experience
2. Best Tour Hunter Valley Wine Tasting Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 39 reviews
Best Tour specialises in boutique wine tasting tours of The Hunter Valley. Door to door pickups, private sit down tastings, cafe lunch, cheese and chocolate shops and The Hunter Distillery. Modern air conditioned 13 seat mini busses with adjustable seating. Half and full day wine tasting tours. Shared and private tours available.
3. Skydive Newcastle
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 124 reviews
Tandem skydive directly over the beach with Skydive the Beach and Beyond Newcastle and experience the widest blue yonder you'll ever know! Freefall from up to 14,000 feet over the beach and experience sensational coastal views of Newcastle and the stunning Lake Macquarie region like you've never seen before.
4. Lake Macquarie Cruises
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 51 reviews
Welcome to Lake Macquarie, Step aboard our vessel the “M.V. Lady Mac” and let our friendly crew share their love of the lake with you. Our vessel has a newly refurbished interior, new furnishings, and is equipped with a boom net, alfresco sun deck, and a foredeck which is the perfect location to spot dolphins riding our bow wave.
5. Speers Point Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 223 reviews
Reviewed By lucar_008
the park has a lot of physical activities for childeren of all ages ,outside the fenced play area is a coffee shop ,a great place to keep your kids entertained for hours there are covered tables and grassed areas inside the enclosed park for a picnic
6. Xtreme Karts Warners Bay
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 14 reviews
Adrenalin filled, action packed, indoor Electric Go Karts capable of 70 kph. Great friendly staff capable of helping you with any of your needs in particular Corporate, kids parties and Bucks/Hens nights. Individual driver tuition offered if that is more your style. Fun fun fun.
Reviewed By 183christiani - Warners Bay, Australia
Top afternoon racing, the staff were great. Contemporary Stainless Solutions will be back in 2020 for a new race day challenge.
7. Lake Mac Kayak & Bike Hire
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 37 reviews
EQUIPMENT DELIVERED TO SITE... Lake Mac Kayak & SUP Hire services and delivers to all areas in Lake Macquarie. Based in Valentine on the eastern side of the lake we hire Kayaks & Stand Up Paddle Boards for the hour, day or week. If you can't get here we are happy to deliver to your holiday accommodation or any destination on Lake Macquarie. Open all year round.
8. Lake Macquarie
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 95 reviews
Reviewed By gemini060909 - Sydney, Australia
Coming from Sydney with little kids Lake Macquarie is a perfect place. Travel time for less than 2hours is a definitely a plus. Fishing, picnic area, local hotels, cafes, shopping centres, playgrounds. Countless beautiful spots, jetties and foreshore surrounding the beautiful lake. Definitely one our fave place in nsw. Plus beach on the other side- caves beach and blacksmith beach - awesome!
9. Dobell House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
10. Watagans National Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By 993anitat - Forster, Australia
We were staying near Kurri Kurri and explored the Watagans National Park for two glorious days. As long as you stay on the main forest roads the gravel roads are quite suitable for two wheel drives. We did go off adventuring and found ourselves in a very steep slushy mud hole with little chance of turning around. Lucky we were in a 4x4. We visited the state forest lookouts as well as the ones in the Watagans. We really enjoyed Heaton Lookout with the views over the hinterland. I am in my mid 60s, quite fit but have dodgy knees. I really wanted to do the Gap Creek Falls walk. It is not so far but very steep especially towards the bottom. I took my time watching my footing stopping to enjoy the magnificent forest trees, the moss covered rock faces and listen to the sounds of all the birds. I was so elated to make it down, it was so pretty even though, when we were there, the falls were only had a very small flow. Going up was difficult especially in that first section from the bottom but well worth it. We had lunch at the pretty Boarding House Dam Picnic area, looked at the dam but didn't do the walk.
