Top Things to do in Clarence Valley
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What to do and see in Clarence Valley, New South Wales: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Clarence Valley, Australia including Grafton Regional Gallery, Clarence River, Yuraygir National Park, See Park, Washpool National Park, Iluka Rainforest Walking Track, Spooky Beach, Iluka, Maclean Lookout, Clarence Gorge.
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1. Grafton Regional Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 46 reviews
The Grafton Regional Gallery is a source of of community inspiration, delivering a vibrant and innovative program of exhibitions, events, workshops and outreach education. The Gallery enriches your well-being, gets you involved, is visionary, unexpected and amazing in every way. The Grafton Regional Gallery acknowledges the Bundjalung peoples, traditional custodian of these lands where the Gallery is situated and pay tribute and respect to the Elders both past and present of the Bundjalung, Gumbaynggirr and Yaegl nations which lie within the Council boundary.
Reviewed By 543billa - Canberra, Australia
We were privileged to see the new exhibition of photos of aboriginal people in the 1890s. Unlike many photos that we have seen, two of the photos recorded a close bond between two different aborigines. Such a positive difference from what often look like prison id photos. The representation of persons from different tribes with different headdresses and/or artefacts was also enlightening. We also loved the exhibits in the courtyard - rustic rooser and giant chair. As for the gift shop - what a wonderful superb range of items. My wife fell in love with the carved silver pewter teaspoons, cheese knives etc which features Australian flora: proteas; gumnuts etc. The range of beautiful cards was also a delight. A wonderful experience - and another strong exemplar of regional galleries in Australia.
2. Clarence River
3. Yuraygir National Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By joannel179 - Elanora, Australia
Our family camping getaway this year. Loved it. We had a caravan, mobile home and 3 tents. The wildlife was fantastic. We saw a massive lizard, sea hare and the rocks and shells were plentiful. No showers however the ocean was spectacular. Drop toilets were clean and didn't smell. We had a wonderful few days together.
4. See Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By 592rosemaryh - Grafton, Australia
Lovely area for families and friends to have some outdoor time close to the town. The park has a water way with ducks, which amuse adults and children alike. There are undercover areas - some have bbq's, and play areas for children, plus amenities. What more could you want for a relaxing time. There is even a gazebo where wedding ceromonies are often performed (weddings are also just in the park not in the gazebo)
5. Washpool National Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By MargotP445 - Korora, Australia
You need to book through internet (covid rules) but easy, and means you don't drive for hours and find the campsite full. Road in OK for smaller vans, mainly tenting and small motorhomes. No showers, compost toilet, fireplaces, and a camp kitchen with gas BBQ. The walks are a real pleasure through the rainforest.
6. Iluka Rainforest Walking Track
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By barbaraeO8438QM
A great walk to the picnic area and Iluka Bluff lookout. Lots of birds and moss-covered logs. It was very peaceful and a very easy walk, in fact, a few people were using it as their run.
7. Spooky Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By 993anitat - Forster, Australia
We drove down to Spooky Beach and were lucky to get a park. Really nice beach which was quite calm when we were there. Have no idea where they get the name from as it certainly isn’t Spooky. There is a Walk way that goes through the Literal Rainforest through to the Blue Pools.
8. Iluka
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By betspet - Brisbane, Australia
Iluka is a must visit. It is very restful and beautiful with plenty to offer. There are walks in world heritage rain forests, beautiful beaches, plenty of swimming spots on the Clarence River and if fishing is your thing lots of spaces for that. It is so quiet there you will love it. Only half an hours drive to Yamba.
9. Maclean Lookout
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
10. Clarence Gorge
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By krys1982au - Coledale, Australia
We recently stayed at the Clarence gorge camping, hosted by Belinda and Buck. Stunning, private campsites right on the picturesque river. Belinda and Buck are farmers through and through... genuine, helpful, super friendly and kindhearted. We swam in the river, had a wonderful campfire, hiked to the beautiful waterfalls (an absolute must). Highly recommended! We can’t wait to return!
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