Tomaree National Park

Tomaree National Park is a coastal park on the Port Stephens peninsula in New South Wales, encompassing Shoal Bay, Nelson Bay and Fingal Bay. It protects headlands, beaches, heath and forest between Port Stephens and the Tasman Sea. Known for the Tomaree Head Summit walk with panoramic views over Port Stephens, offshore islands and beaches such as Zenith and Wreck Beach, it is managed by NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service and valued for natural landscapes and Aboriginal heritage.

Visitors can expect a coastal national park with forested headlands, heathland, and sandy beaches including Zenith Beach, Wreck Beach, Box Beach and Samurai Beach. The main visitor focus is the Tomaree Head Summit walk with steep steps leading to a summit lookout over Port Stephens, Yacaaba Head, Cabbage Tree Island and the Tasman Sea. Other areas offer beach walking, swimming, surfing, snorkelling, whale watching lookouts, picnic areas and short bushwalking tracks through coastal vegetation.