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Our family of 2 adults and 4 kids (16-9yrs) were very comfortable in the 3 bedroom townhouse. We tended to drive to Elizabeth beach (5 mins) each day rather than walk to Blueys as we didn't realise Blueys wasn't patrolled at any time of the year and was very rough when we were there. Boomerang could have been another option however it was also closed for swimming due to rough conditions. we also went to Shelly beach - nudist at one end (first entrance) but lots of families down the other end. we went snorkling which was great and also saw a port jackson shark. Although it is ~10 min max walk into Shelly - it was stunning and worth checking out. You could see people down the other end didn't have clothing on - however you couldn't see any details or even determine if male or female - so no issues there with the kids (well on the day we went - you make your own choice). the shops and few cafes were 5 min walk away. The kitchen was so well equipped that we cooked most nights. My kids loved that they had a big pool to use when they got back from the beach and we also enjoyed playing tennis each evening as a family. The clubhouse was also used by the kids on some occasions to play pool - or draw and meet other young kids (9 yr old girl did this). The townhouse was nicer than I expected and had everything we needed. note that they all vary in style (ours was quite modernly furnished and funky)- however apparently the quality is pretty much the same. The cleanliness when we arrived was impressive - although the bathrooms are dated - they were impeccably clean. the kitchen was also squeaky clean. The managers are really doing a great job with this property - and are so helpful if you want any advice on where to go or what to eat. Enjoy your stay!

Loved it there, close to beach and coffee/shops including a Deli and Bottleshop. BBQ in the hotel was good and everyone really friendly and helpful. Vodafone reception was non existent but hotel WiFi was good.

Love Blueys beach but not the best choise with a dog as it's national park everywhere. The one coffee shop that was open had too many people outside we didn't feel comfortable walking through lots of people so didn't have a coffee. The club was great exelant covid plan.

Very clean sandy, not many rocks on the beach. Surf was up due to storm, waves more suited to surfing than swimming but it is winter. Parking could be a problem in summer. A few cafes for eating but restricted due to covid, take away would be advisable. Larger shopping centres at Foster approx 30 mins drive. Plenty of national parks with walking trails, walks around the lakes but check as many not for disabled, Board walk at Foster suitable for wheel chairs. Surrounding roads need some repair work. Lots of small beaches, rainforest, lakes, whale watching cruises, boat hire for lakes to see dolphins, surf lessons, bird watching, walking, swimming, sailing or lazing on one of the many beautiful beaches.

Beautiful area, modern but with an old school nostalgia of non commercialised beach side village of the 80s. Plenty of other beaches and bays in short driving distant! Relaxation and family friendly area.

Loved the long beach and the fact there are so many beaches is easy reach. You need a car to get around and sunset over the lake is stunning but watch out for the Kookaburra's who are just waiting to snatch your snacks