Located in the Shoalhaven region, the mighty Shoalhaven River is an unmissable natural asset, attracting visitors from near and far.
With a length of over 300 kilometers, the river stretches from Middle Mountain, near Moruya, all the way to Shoalhaven Heads.
The Shoalhaven River offers numerous opportunities for adventure and relaxation. Visitors can enjoy kayaking, rock climbing, long walks, or boating adventures on the river. The area has several eateries and campsites dotted on its banks, making it the perfect place for picnics, camping, and fishing. For those interested in guided tours, Shoalhaven River Cruises and Trees Adventure are fantastic options. At Shoalhaven Zoo, visitors can meet the animals and exotic bird species that inhabit the area. Seafood lovers are in for a treat with Wharf Road Restaurant, offering delicious local seafood and produce. Those interested in a peaceful walk can explore the gorges of Ben's Walk.
The Shoalhaven River is stunning during spring, summer and autumn when the weather is warm and dry. Visitors should be mindful of the temperature and should have adequate protection from the sun when spending time outdoors.
The Shoalhaven River Festival is an annual celebration held in October. It's a vibrant event featuring markets, food stalls, music, and performances, and is a fantastic way to appreciate the local culture and community. Visitors can indulge in the festivities, experience the vibrant atmosphere, and learn more about the Shoalhaven region.
Visitors can reach Shoalhaven River Nowra via car, bus, or train. The nearest town is Nowra, situated approximately two hours south of Sydney. From Nowra, visitors can take a local taxi or