Myall Lakes
EcoPoint Myall Shores Resort, Myall Lake review: Calming influence
Jacqui Taffel chooses a 'luxury' waterfront lodging surrounded by happy campers.
Mucking around in boats
Daniel Scott is surrounded by mirror images as he explores a national park – by houseboat.
- by Daniel Scott
Shelter in the wild
Penny Watson tracks down some of the best places to stay in NSW national parks and nature reserves.
Myall Lakes - Places to See
<b>Myall Lakes</b> <br> <b>Beautiful and underdeveloped area of lakes and coastal waterways north of Sydney</b> <br> 'Myall' is an Aboriginal word meaning 'wild'. It was apparently applied by Europeans to Aborigines who had had no contact with whites. While European contact with the area has become constant and extensive, particularly since Myall Lakes National Park was declared in 1972, there is still considerable 'wildness' about this area.
Myall Lakes - Fast Facts
<b>Myall Lakes</b> <br> <b>Beautiful and underdeveloped area of lakes and coastal waterways north of Sydney</b> <br> 'Myall' is an Aboriginal word meaning 'wild'. It was apparently applied by Europeans to Aborigines who had had no contact with whites. While European contact with the area has become constant and extensive, particularly since Myall Lakes National Park was declared in 1972, there is still considerable 'wildness' about this area.
Myall Lakes - Culture and History
<b>Myall Lakes</b> <br> <b>Beautiful and underdeveloped area of lakes and coastal waterways north of Sydney</b> <br> 'Myall' is an Aboriginal word meaning 'wild'. It was apparently applied by Europeans to Aborigines who had had no contact with whites. While European contact with the area has become constant and extensive, particularly since Myall Lakes National Park was declared in 1972, there is still considerable 'wildness' about this area.
Myall Lakes - Activities
<b>Myall Lakes</b> <br> <b>Beautiful and underdeveloped area of lakes and coastal waterways north of Sydney</b> <br> 'Myall' is an Aboriginal word meaning 'wild'. It was apparently applied by Europeans to Aborigines who had had no contact with whites. While European contact with the area has become constant and extensive, particularly since Myall Lakes National Park was declared in 1972, there is still considerable 'wildness' about this area.