Tucked between Newcastle and Port Stephens lies a remarkable natural wonder: Worimi Conservation Lands, home to the Stockton Bight Sand Dunes — one of the largest moving dune systems in the Southern Hemisphere.
This ancient landscape holds deep cultural significance, offering breathtaking views, rich Indigenous heritage, and thrilling adventure.
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Spanning 4,200 hectares — including 1,800 hectares of dense blackbutt, apple gum, and paperbark forest — this hidden gem is a one-of-a-kind destination for exploration and adventure. Explore the Stockton Bight Sand Dunes on a quad biking tour, sand safari, or camel ride — with the option to join Aboriginal guides who share insights into the area’s cultural heritage and traditional bush foods. Find out more about these experiences here.
Beyond the thrill of adventure, Worimi Conservation Lands are a place to slow down and connect with Country. The shifting sands, wind-carved ridges, and coastal forest trails all tell stories that stretch back thousands of years. Whether you’re exploring with a guide or simply taking in the vastness of the landscape, this is a destination that invites reflection as much as excitement.
The region is also home to stunning Stockton Beach — perfect for beach fishing, surfing, snorkelling, and a wide range of water activities. For a true local secret, don’t miss ‘Tin City’ — a curious, off-grid village hidden deep in the sand dunes.
The nearby regions of Port Stephens and Newcastle offer plenty of options for food, fun, and relaxation. To stay near the Stockton Bight Sand Dunes, consider one of these great holiday parks:
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