Brushy Point Holiday house & cabins on the Great Lakes

A beautiful lake front property on acres on Wallis Lake 10 minutes from 5 Beaches.
Newly renovated just opened for bookings
situated on 100 acres of lakefront only 5km down Coomba Rd from the Lakes Way.
The property has its own private jetty and commanding elevated northerly views over Wallis Lake and Seven Mile Beach.
Private jetty & Tennis court. Large lawn area & entertaining deck.
Water Ski, fish, swim, sail, kayak from the private jetty off the point at the end of the track - you can drive or walk down.

The Lake house is a spacious, breezy, light-filled holiday home looking out onto lawns & tennis court with views to the lake
Enjoy a drink and a BBQ on the huge deck or just hang in the hammocks and watch the sun set.
This is a home made for holidays - plenty of room to relax.
Wallis Lake
Swim & fish off the jetty, catch a bream & yabbies to catch in the dam
take a paddle board & explore the lake, launch your boat down by the jetty spot for the boat & boat over to the Recreation club across the lake or to the boat house for lunch or boat to Forster.

Within a 5-minute walk...
*tennis court with basketball hoop.
*Jetty, bbq/picnic area volley ball net

With seven outstanding Mid-North coast beaches, three coastal lakes systems and National Parks on the doorstep, Brushy Point is ideally situated for a memorable summer holiday in one of the most beautiful and unspoilt parts of New South Wales.

Beaches, lakes and National Parks
Ten minutes drive to the east is family-friendly Elizabeth and clothes-optional Shelly in Booti Booti National Park as well as the famous surfing draw cards, Blueys and Boomerang beaches. 8 minutes to the east is Cellitos, another renowned surf beach with a board walk and sandbar that opens into Smiths Lake which is a local favourite for four wheel driving. Further south is Seal Rocks with options for swimming, surfing, long beach walks and walk to the lighthouse and diving. Pods of dolphin & whales are a common sight off all of our beaches as are squadrons of pelican around our lakes. Off the Seal Rocks access road there is also Neranie, on the shores of the beautiful Myall Lakes system, a great spot for a picnic & a swim in shallow water with a sandy bottom ideal for children

Just across the road is the Wallingat National Park - drive up to the Whoota Whoota Lookout, with far-reaching views over the coast, the long stretch of Seven Mile Beach to Forster and the islands of Wallis Lake. In Booti Booti National Park at Elizabeth Beach 5 mins drive away, beginning at the north end of Elizabeth Beach, is a lovely 7- kilometre bushwalk, running over the cliffs to Seven Mile Beach before cutting back along the Wallis Lake front.