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River Walk Is a 5.5Km Walk Difficulty: Easy STAGE 1 APEX PARK TO TUNIS STREET 1.3km 20min Easy CAMDEN HAVEN DISTANCE APPROX. TIME DIFFICULTY RIVER Difficulty: Easy. Flat with solid paths. Amenities: Public toilets, picnic shelters and shops. WALK W A L K I N G STAGE 2 T R A I L TUNIS STREET TO STINGRAY CREEK BRIDGE 1.2km 20min Easy DISTANCE APPROX. TIME DIFFICULTY The Camden Haven River Walk is a 5.5km walk Difficulty: Easy. Flat with solid paths. Suitable for wheelchairs and prams. that takes you from Apex Park in Laurieton to the Amenities: Public toilets, water bottle filling stations, seating North Haven Surf Club. STAGE 3 STINGRAY CREEK BRIDGE Following the beautiful Camden Haven Inlet for the entire journey you will TO THE BREAKWALL pass an amazing array of vistas until you finish your journey where the inlet meets the Pacific Ocean. Keep an eye out for bottlenose dolphins that frequent these waters, you may have some companions to keep you company along 1.8km 30min Easy the walk. DISTANCE APPROX. TIME DIFFICULTY Remember that this is a one way walk. If you don’t feel up to the 11km return journey, you will need to make arrangements to have someone pick you up Difficulty: Easy. Flat with solid paths. Suitable for wheelchairs and prams. at the end. Port Macquarie Busways Route 332 and 334 follow Ocean Drive parallel to this walk Amenities: Public toilets, water bottle filling stations, seating and shops. (www.busways.com.au/port-macquarie). Sections of the walk are suitable for wheelchairs and prams and are marked as STAGE 4 “Accessible Walking” on the map. THE BREAKWALL TO THE NORTH HAVEN SURF CLUB 1.2km 20min Easy DISTANCE APPROX. TIME DIFFICULTY Difficulty: Easy. Flat with solid paths. Amenities: Public toilets and seating. Tourist Drive North Haven To Port Macquarie D A V Q ID OCEAN ST U C EEN A HUGHES RD S L M AK P E B E R L North Haven Surf Club D L reek S C LEIGHTON CL EDITH ST T OCEAN DR y CORAL ST ra WALL ST 5.5 KM g 0 KM n B CAMDEN ST Henry ti COOK ST A S Y Kendall S ID Reserve E A R V D E THE PARADE North Haven Breakwall LL A Bruce Porter Reserve D N VINE ST ROWLEY ST E Wall Reserve K Y ALMA ST R N E H WOODFORD RD THE PARADE PIONEER ST Tidal baths Oster Park SHORT ST 1.2 KM BRIDGE ST ALFREDO ST OCEAN DR 4.3 KM HILLMAN ST ADELINE ST Stingary Creek Bridge 2.5 KM RIVER ST 3 KM OCEAN DR Bunnys Corner KEW RD Laurieton GEORGE ST CASTLE ST CAMDE N HEAD R BOLD ST D Vince Inmon Camden Haven River Walk Field ST SHORT Camden Haven Inlet E RD TUNIS ST VA ULE 1.3 KM BO THE Camden Haven River Walk Accessible Toilet Playgrounds 4.2 KM Bruce Porter Reserve LAKE ST MCLENNAN ST Accessible Walking Public Toilet Skate park SEYMOUR ST E RD VA LORD ST LE U O Public Art / Monuments BBQ B Club Reserve E Swimming H BOLD ST T Shops Pool Dunbogan LAURIE ST Bottle Bubblers Picnic Table Nature Reserves Exercise station Parking T S F DISCLAIMER R A This map was produced by the Geographic Information Services 5.5 KM H W Accessible Parking MILL ST section of the Port Macquarie-Hastings Council using information Walking Distance available to Port Macquarie-Hastings Council and the Department of Lands, Bathurst. The data was captured at a scale of 1:25000 for rural areas and 1:4000for urban areas. The positional accuracy of BOLD ST plots becomes less reliable when viewed at scales greater than the 0 125 225 500 700 1000 IAMON Apex D D capture scale. Port Macquarie-Hastings Council accepts no HE HANLEY ST Park A D responsibility either in contract or tort (and particularly in REID ST R metres D negligence) for any errors, omissions or inaccuracies whatsoever 0 KM contained within or arising from this map. 5.5 KM NOTE: Cadastral information outside the Port Macquarie-Hastings LGA not updated..
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