Useful Information
THINGS TO DO
If relaxing and the beautiful beach is not enough, there are several attractions and activities around Pearl Beach for everyone from singles to families to do.
Pearl Beach Tennis Club
Opal Close, Pearl Beach
Bookings: 0418 436 225 (Judy McFarlane)
0448 751 595 (Stephen Parsons)
Playing fees are $5.00 per hour for Members $10 per hour for Non-Members.
Crommelin Native Arboretum
The Crommelin Native Arboretum [CNA] is located near the western end of Crystal Avenue in Pearl Beach, an area of 5.5 hectares of native bushland, open to the public, with established pathways and parking for a small number of cars. The CNA was set aside by Council in November 1976 for the development of a native botanic garden and was gazetted by the Geographical Names Board on 15 May 1978. It is managed by an experienced local committee.Featuring Pearl Beach’s indigenous vegetation, the CNA includes a rare Burrawang Scrubby Woodland (a highly significant ecological community) and wetlands, as well as mature indigenous trees & cultivated native plants collected from other parts of Australia. The CNA also has two specific areas that are examples of the endangered ecological community “Lowland Rainforest in NSW North Coast and Sydney Basin Bioregion” which are set aside for preservation. It’s also a unique habitat for wildlife, with some threatened species present such as the Eastern Pigmy Possum, the Powerful Owl, the Barking Owl, the Glossy Black Cockatoo and, during very dry weather, the Red-crowned Toadlet.
Everglades Country Club & Golf Course
Dunban Road Woy Woy NSW 2256
Telephone: 02 4341 1866
Email: info@everglades.net.au
Activities: Golf, Bowls, Dining Everglades Country Club is located on the beautiful Peninsula of the Central Coast. Catering to both the golf and bowls enthusiasts, Everglades offers a challenging, yet enjoyable 18-hole golf course suitable for to players of all levels and ability, two turn and one synthetic bowling green. Our pros and coaches are available to answer all your questions and assist in meeting your needs with both recreational activities.
Pearl Beach to Patonga Walk
This walk explores a section of Brisbane Water National Park between the villages of Patonga and Pearl Beach. From Patonga, this walk takes you up a track following the Great North Walk route, and then a wider trail brings you to a short (and very worthwhile) side trip to Warrah Lookout. From here, the walk follows the wide trail down to Pearl Beach for lunch at the cafe or a dip at the beach. Enjoy the wildflowers in spring and also great water views on sunny days.
Web: www.wildwalks.com
Time: 1hr 45mins Distance: 4.3km Climb: 183m
Difficulty: Moderate Where:
Enter trail off Crystal Avenue