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Hotels in Bulahdelah, New South Wales

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Towns and suburbs close to Bulahdelah | Hotels in Bulahdelah

Plough Inn This Hotel had been bought by ex NRL referee Bil Harrigan.

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Stroud Street,
Bulahdelah
NSW 2424

Phone:
02 4997 4285

Plough Inn

Information on Bulahdelah,

Bulahdelah is a country town on the banks of the Myall River, named from an Aboriginal word meaning "the meeting of the waters." It serves as the western gateway to Myall Lakes National Park, NSW's largest natural freshwater lake system. Located 242km north of Sydney, this charming town at just 10m elevation is home to the Grandis, NSW's tallest tree - a 400-year-old flooded gum over 70 metres tall.

The town has transformed from a bypassed highway service town into a tourism hub and gateway to the Mid North Coast's premier attractions.

Local tourism links

Travel options

Bulahdelah is accessible by road via the Pacific Highway, positioned 242km north of Sydney and 98km north of Newcastle. Public transport includes Bus Route 151 connecting Taree to Newcastle via Forster, with the nearest bus stop at Alum Mountain Caravan Park just a 3-minute walk from town.

A Pacific Highway bypass completed in 2013 now routes through traffic around the town, making it easily accessible for visitors while maintaining its peaceful character

The town serves as an ideal base for exploring nearby national parks and the Myall Lakes region.

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