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George Boyd picnic area

Twelve Mile Peg NSW

George Boyd picnic area is an ideal spot to stop, stretch your legs, and refuel with a cuppa or a picnic lunch after driving from Ulladulla, Nowra or Jervis Bay. Wind through the forest to the escarpment to find it hidden away amongst giant turpentine trees and sandstone rocks laden with moss. The.

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George Boyd picnic area is an ideal spot to stop, stretch your legs, and refuel with a cuppa or a picnic lunch after driving from Ulladulla, Nowra or Jervis Bay. Wind through the forest to the escarpment to find it hidden away amongst giant turpentine trees and sandstone rocks laden with moss. There are wood barbecues and picnic tables ready for you to use, and if you're lucky you may even top off your visit with a lyrebird sighting. As well as being popular with travellers and car tourers, this shady picnic spot is ideal for families and bushwalkers attempting the myriad of tracks in Morton National Park. Wander up to George Boyd lookout to be rewarded with exquisite Shoalhaven coastal views, or try George Boyd Rainforest walking track.

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