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Husky Sports, located at the entrance to the beautiful town of Huskisson, is more than a club. They are your family-friendly destination. Come in, relax and enjoy what they have to offer. Lawn bowls, barefoot bowls, a scenic 18 hole mini golf course, corn hole and delicious meals from the Chinese Restaurant and a range of food from the new food truck.
Huskisson NSW
0.1 km away
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
The Jervis Bay Maritime Museum and Gallery is a tourist attraction in Huskisson where you can discover local history, unique characters and engaging stories! Featuring a world-renowned collection of maritime artefacts and navigational and surveying instruments, the Museum also exhibits a range of nautical equipment, models, photographs, paintings, drawings and objects relating to the history and heritage of the Jervis Bay area.. The Museum also has several exhibition spaces which house changing art, craft and heritage-based shows and is home to the historic Lady Denman ferry - the only surviving wooden Sydney Harbour Ferry as well as other historic vessels. The Museum enjoys a waterfront location on Currambene Creek. Positioned in a beautiful bush setting in Jervis Bay, the complex includes a large recreation area with native gardens, a mangrove boardwalk, pond, boathouse and historic buildings that can be visited anytime. The Jervis Bay region has a rich history of Indigenous culture, and the museum sits on the land traditionally owned by the Dharawal and Dhurga speaking people. The Indigenous culture of the area is outlined in the Jervis Bay History exhibition. Children under 16 receive free entry when accompanied by an adult. Ask about their free treasure hunt!
Huskisson NSW
0.3 km away
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Galleries, Museums and Collections
Explore Currambene Creek – without getting your feet wet! The Jervis Bay Maritime Museum and Gallery enjoys a waterfront location on Currambene Creek. Positioned in a beautiful bush setting in Jervis Bay, the complex includes a large recreation area with native gardens and a beautiful mangrove boardwalk. The 1.4 kilometre Mangrove Boardwalk has just received a full refurbishment, which means it's even easier to get up close to the mangroves, birds and sea creatures living in this beautiful patch of marine sanctuary. Watch out for crabs, pelicans and fish – you might even see a stingray! A beautiful attraction which is wheelchair accessible and can be enjoyed by the whole family, all year round. This attraction is free to access and enjoy.
Huskisson NSW
0.3 km away
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Entertainment Venues
Huskisson Pictures is located in the seaside town of Huskisson, on the shores of Jervis Bay. The building was originally constructed in 1913 by the Dent family (local shipbuilders) as a community hall for their employees and has been used as a variety of venues since. Movies have been screened there since the early 1950s to the present, with major renovations in 1990 seeing the building constructed into a permanent cinema. The exterior has been left as original as possible, adding to the charm of the cinema.
Huskisson NSW
0.4 km away
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Spas and Retreats
Bowline Remedial Massage and Recovery is a wellness and recovery space dedicated to helping clients move, feel, and perform at their best. Combining evidence-based remedial massage with recovery-focused services, Bowline supports injury prevention, rehabilitation, athletic performance, and overall wellbeing. The clinic offers personalised treatments tailored to individual needs, whether clients are managing pain, recovering from training, reducing stress, or prioritising self-care. Services may include remedial and sports massage, recovery therapies, and wellness experiences designed to restore both body and mind. With a strong connection to the local fitness and sporting community, Bowline provides a welcoming environment for everyone — from athletes and active individuals to those simply seeking relaxation and improved mobility. The focus is on practical, results-driven care delivered with professionalism, education, and genuine community connection, helping clients build sustainable habits for long-term health and recovery.
Huskisson NSW
0.9 km away
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Natural Attractions
Shark Net Beach is located in Huskisson. The beach got its name from the shark net which used to be in the water there, but was taken away when the sea pool was built nearby. It is located close to Huskisson’s shops and eateries. You can get great views of the beach from the reserve behind which is elevated from the beach.
Huskisson NSW
0.9 km away
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Amusement and Theme Parks
Indoor Climb South Coast is a dedicated indoor climbing centre with top ropes, auto belays and bouldering. Designed for all ages and skills - have fun with the kids or challenge yourself with some of the high-grade routes. Lessons are offered for indoor and outdoor climbing, parties, private events, corporate team building, and squad training. Suitable for ages four years and above.
Huskisson NSW
0.9 km away
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Natural Attractions
The Round the Bay Walk is a walking track from Huskisson all the way to Plantation Point - accessible to those of varying abilities, prams and bikes - so the beautiful Jervis Bay coastline can be enjoyed by all! Take in the glorious white sands and stunning aqua-blue water at your own pace, or work up an appetite for dinner and maybe spot a dolphin or whale (May to November whale season). If you start at Huskisson, you will walk past Shark Net and Huskisson Beach, as well as White Sands Park, which has its perfect picnic lawns and popular climbing playground. If the kids let you continue past the playground you will cross the bridge at picturesque Moona Moona Creek, a lovely shallow inlet that's popular for families with young children. Continue past Collingwood Beach, great for stand-up paddle boarding. If you leave the pathway and cross Elizabeth Drive, you can grab a drink or a snack at the local shops at Vincentia. From Vincentia, the track passes the historic boat ramp where the wool from Goulburn was shipped to Sydney, and then onto Orion Beach, Barfleur Beach, and then the accessible pathway finishes up at Plantation Point.
Huskisson NSW
1.0 km away
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Natural Attractions
Huskisson Beach is located below White Sands Park. It is a very popular family beach, great for kayaking and paddle boarding with public toilets and a picnic area located on the reserve behind the beach. You can rent a paddle board or kayak from nearby hire shops for a fun beach activity.
Huskisson NSW
1.5 km away
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Natural Attractions
Moona Moona Beach lies just north of Moona Moona Creek and backs onto Huskisson Beach Tourist Park. The creek and the beach are great spots for swimming. The entrance to the creek is a popular family spot with shallow places to swim. Moona Moona reserve is a wonderful picnic spot with barbecue facilities, outdoor showers and shady areas. Some signs say Huskisson Beach.
Huskisson NSW
1.8 km away
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Agritourism
Discover the fascinating world of beekeeping with Bay and Bush's private Bees and Honey Apiary Group Tour. Nestled just a five-minute drive from Huskisson. Tucked away in their 27 acres of pristine bushland, the Bay and Bush Apiary is where nature, adventure, and golden sweetness come together. In partnership with the incredible team at BeeInspired, they've created more than just a beehive haven—they've crafted a place for guests of all ages to reconnect with the land, learn something new, and fall in love with bees. Their working apiary is home to ten buzzing hives. It's a beautiful reminder of how small creatures make a big impact—and how important it is to tread lightly and learn curiously.
Woollamia NSW
3.0 km away
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Spas and Retreats
Set within 27 acres of tranquil bushland at Bay and Bush Jervis Bay, The Nest Wellness Studio is more than a space for yoga or pilates. It is a sanctuary for consistent practice, seasonal experiences, and a community that grows together. Thoughtfully designed to connect you with nature, The Nest offers a light-filled studio immersed in native bushland, where movement, breath and stillness feel effortless. Their wellness program brings together daily yoga, pilates, meditation, guided bushwalks and immersive workshops, creating a rhythm that supports both restoration and strength. Whether you are joining them for a retreat, a corporate gathering, a weekend escape or a regular class, The Nest invites you to slow down and reconnect. Programs evolve with the seasons, drawing inspiration from the surrounding landscape and encouraging balance in both body and mind. Here, wellness is not a trend or a one-off experience. It is a practice. It is community. It is time and space carved out for yourself.
Woollamia NSW
3.0 km away
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Natural Attractions
Collingwood Beach is a little-known secret of Jervis Bay, 2.2 kilometres long. There are lots of access points along Elizabeth Drive in Vincentia, and the beach has beautiful white sand. There is a natural boat ramp on the southern end of the beach that can be accessed from Holden Street.
Vincentia NSW
3.0 km away
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Spas and Retreats
South Coast Soul is your yoga and wellness provider on the gorgeous NSW South Coast. They offer local community yoga and pilates classes, tailored private yoga on location and wellness professional development programs. Make memories with friends, family and colleagues with a curated private session for your group in spectacular Jervis Bay. They bring props, music and fun energy. You get to enjoy making memories.
Vincentia NSW
4.0 km away
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Natural Attractions
Orion Beach in Vincentia is one of Jervis Bay’s white sandy beaches and has a footpath which enables people of all abilities to stroll along the back of the beach. Seagrass grows 50 metres off the shore and the beach receives little swell. It can be accessed from Twyford Street in Vincentia.
Vincentia NSW
4.1 km away
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Natural Attractions
Callala Beach is the longest beach in Jervis Bay and is a great place to swim, beach walk or run. Parts of the beach back onto Callala Beach and Myloa township, while other parts back onto untouched bushland. You can catch the Husky Ferry from Myola at the southern end of the beach across to Huskisson. At the northern end of the beach is a reserve and a small creek inlet behind a rocky reef which provides a sheltered swimming spot at high tide.
Callala Beach NSW
4.3 km away
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Sports and Recreation Facilities
Have a game of friendly, easy golf at Club Callala. Play your choice of nine or 18 holes. The course is great for learners and there is lots of wildlife such as kangaroos around the course. It is a top spot for social groups as there is a large undercover barbecue area and a bistro on the premises to purchase lunch or dinner.
Callala Beach NSW
4.3 km away
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Amusement and Theme Parks
Your one-stop-shop for an active lifestyle in Vincentia, Bay and Basin Leisure Centre features a fully-equipped gym, 25 metre lap pool and small toddler pool. There’s even a leisure pool with beach entry, spa, an exciting 40 metre water slide, café and creche facilities. Bay and Basin Leisure Centre has something for everyone. The Whale Tail cafe/kiosk serving great coffee, some hot food and snacks and selling Speedo and Zoggs swimwear and accessories along with Running Bear Sports wear. Facilities include: 25 metre indoor heated pool, heated leisure pool with beach entry, heated toddler pool, spa, 40 metre water slide, fitness gymnasium, Les Mills Classes, RPM/Spin room, cafe, creche and sports shop. Please call the centre for more details.
Vincentia NSW
4.5 km away
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Natural Attractions
Barfleur Beach backs onto the beautiful Plantation Point Reserve. The tall trees behind the beach make it feel very secluded from the world, even though it is a short walk from a park and picnic area. During big swell Plantation Point occasionally has good surf peeling off the point over the reef to the right over Barfleur Beach.
Vincentia NSW
4.8 km away
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Natural Attractions
Nelson is one of the quieter beaches in Jervis Bay's White Sands Coast. It has spectacular white sand and often has enough room to spread out with the family, as well as gentle waves for swimming and paddling. The beach runs from Plantation Point Reserve in the north to Blenheim Beach in the south. Walkers can head north to Huskisson on the Round the Bay Walk, a wide, sealed, shared pathway, or continue south to Greenfield and Jervis Bay National Park on the White Sands Walk. Plantation Point has excellent barbecues, picnic tables, a children's playground, fitness equipment and grassy lawns perfect for a relaxing picnic or rest on your walk.
Vincentia NSW
4.9 km away
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Natural Attractions
Blenheim Beach is a short beach that forms part of the famous White Sands Walk in Jervis Bay National Park. It is surrounded by dense sloping bushland giving the true bush-to-beach experience. It is known as having some of the best snorkelling in the bay with an abundance of marine life.
Vincentia NSW
5.8 km away
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National Parks and Reserves
Set amongst the picturesque setting of the Jervis Bay National Park, Greenfield Beach offers much more than crystal clear waters and soft white sands. It grassy foreshore and surrounding walking tracks are the perfect location for a beach side barbecue, bird watching and spotting white bellied sea eagles and dolphins. It’s named after Colin Greenfield who lived in the area from 1942 until the 1970s, lucky fellow! The picnic area has free electric barbecue, clean drinking water, cold showers, flush toilets, sheltered eating areas, and wheelchair access. Take a walk along one of the two walking tracks and discover an abundance of wildlife. This family friendly beach is the perfect location to explore for the day and is part of the Jervis Bay Marine Park.
Vincentia NSW
6.0 km away
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Natural Attractions
The White Sands Walk and the Scribbly Gum Track are interconnected walking tracks that together create a beautiful – and easy – 2.5km loop walk. Start the White Sands walk at Greenfield Beach picnic area, or if you’d like a longer walk, you can start from Plantation Point, north of Greenfield Beach. From Greenfield Beach picnic area, you’ll pass Chinamans Beach, so remember to take your swimmers if you fancy a quick dip along the way. You’ll be treated to incredible bay views at various points along the track, which is a top spot for birdwatching, glimpsing dolphins and migrating humpback whales (May - November). The return leg along the Scribbly Gum Track takes you away from the coastline, through tall forest and woodland, finishing up at the top of the Greenfield Beach picnic area. Spy some furry locals including possums and gliders.
Vincentia NSW
6.2 km away
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Natural Attractions
Tucked away behind Greenfield Beach, this picnic area is known for its family-friendly atmosphere. It's named after Colin Greenfield who lived in the area from 1942 until the 1970s. Set up a picnic table, sprawl out on the grass or take a seat in the shelter shed with its informative panels it doubles as an outdoor classroom. You'll also find free barbecues to cook your alfresco feast. Try a spot of birdwatching, work off your lunch on the White Sands walk and Scribbly Gum track, or head to the beach, just steps away. There are showers to wash salt from your skin after a swim or sandcastle session. Take a virtual tour of Greenfield Beach picnic area captured with Google Street View Trekker.
Vincentia NSW
6.3 km away
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