Broken Bay Sport and Recreation Centre
Highlights
- Escape to nature with spacious two-bedroom units offering leafy views of Broken Bay Beach from sun-drenched balconies.
- Explore abundant nature walks and spot native wildlife like kookaburras and wallabies along scenic trails.
- Engage in active pursuits such as beach volleyball, swimming, or fishing in the pristine waters of the Hawkesbury River.
- Unwind on sandy shores or enjoy a barbecue while soaking up the tranquil atmosphere of Broken Bay.
Get away from it all and surround yourself with nature at Broken Bay Sport and Recreation Centre. Fully contained, the spacious two bedroom units sleep six and offer leafy views of Broken Bay Beach from a private sun-drenched balcony. With plenty of space to relax and unwind, enjoy facilities such as a full kitchen, television, two bathrooms, ceiling fans and oil heaters.
Accessible by boat only, Broken Bay is a wilderness paradise at the mouth of the Hawkesbury River. Abundant in nature walks and native animals, spot kookaburras, wallabies and bush turkeys as you wander its many trails. You may even see a dolphin pod or whale.
For those wanting an active holiday, choose from beach volleyball, tennis, swimming and bushwalking. For a slower pace, relax on the sandy shores or drop a line in the river, you may hook yourself a fresh catch for dinner!
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Broken Bay Sport and Recreation Centre
Eight modern lodges each with 11 double bunks, an extra room with two single beds, an en suite and large decks overlooking the water.
Four self-contained two bedroom units for up to seven people with fabulous views. Apartment contains a full kitchen with oven and microwave, flat screen television and DVD player, two bathrooms with showers, ceiling fans and oil heaters.
Facilities and activities include 25 metre swimming pool, 400 metre long beach with enclosed canoeing area, floodlit tennis and beach volleyball courts, basketball courts, covered barbecue facilities and picnic areas, dining room with open fireplace, campfire sites, and bushwalking trails.
Pillows and doonas are supplied but bring your own bed linen, toiletries and towels. Return ferry costs AUD36.20 per adult and AUD20.50 per child.
This business does not currently offer accessible facilities.
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