Dungog Growers is a fresh, seasonal produce stall held at the CWA every Saturday morning, showcasing locally grown fruit, vegetables, and regional produce.

Morpeth is a quaint country town just a 30-minute drive from Wallaringa Farm in Dungog, and it is well worth a visit. Colonial architecture, indulgent waffles, a fantastic deli, Boydell’s cellar door and the famous lolly shop are a must!

Dungog Common, just a short drive away, is a popular spot for mountain biking, bushwalking, and outdoor activities. It’s a must-visit for adventure lovers of all ages, offering a great day out in nature.

A medium-length walk, the Blue Gum loop trail passes outstanding rainforest and blue gums near Williams River, offering picnicking and scenic views in Barrington Tops National Park near Dungog. Pack a picnic, and make a day of it!

Visit the historical Tocal Homestead, open to the public on Sundays. Bring a picnic to enjoy on the lawns, stroll through the gardens, and explore the site using the provided audio guides.

Spend a day in the ancient rainforests of Barrington Tops National Park, a top attraction for Dungog accommodation visitors.

Located within the eastern portion of Chichester State Forest on the Allyn River, in the foothills of the Barrington Tops, Ladies Well is a popular swimming hole – especially in the warmer months – featuring cascades and sun-warmed rocks. It’s a local hidden-gem!