Nestled under the beams of Sugarloaf Point Lighthouse - as it’s officially known - lies the historic Seal Rocks Lighthouse Keepers’ Cottages. The lighthouse precinct is part of an operational lighthouse and represents a rich cultural history for its role in fishing, maritime safety, shipwrecks and the local communities. The 3 Lighthouse Keepers’ Cottages offer the unique opportunity for holidaymakers to enjoy life under the light. The Head Keeper’s Cottage can sleep eight, with the two smaller Assistant Keepers’ Cottages sleeping six in each. Both Assistant cottages can be combined via an adjoining door in the living room to accommodate a group up to 12 guests. All 3 cottages feature ample entertaining areas both indoors and outdoors, enjoying skyward views to the awe-inspiring lighthouse with its comforting light beaming into the wilderness. Set against the bushland backdrop of Myall Lakes National Park, the popular lighthouse cottages provide a unique coastal escape for a family holiday, to hold an event, or to have a romantic getaway. Fully self-contained with all the conveniences required for a comfortable stay.

It is important for our team to make you feel relaxed, so you can enjoy your holiday or short stay at our National Park and Wildlife Service heritage listed cottages. Sugarloaf Point has a lot to offer right at your doorstep: by night… enjoy the amazing sunsets, and the rotating beams of the light tower under a blanket of stars. And by day… enjoy the pristine beaches, and dolphin and whale spotting from the comfort of your verandah.