Worimi Regional Park — Attraction in Bobs Farm

Unforgettable experience! On Thur 17 Dec, after paid $33 for beach access permit at Williamtown Metro, deflated tyres to 20 Psi, our 4WD entered Stockton beach for good view, first time driving on sand. About 3:30pm, halfway to Anna Bay, our car was bogged after a short stop on waterfront. We’re grateful to Aussie young guys from two 4WD cars passing by who tirelessly helped us out of the trouble. The first car was bogged too when tried to tow us. Then the 2nd car joined in towing. Short after coming off, our car bogged again. The 2nd car saw my waving and returned to help us again. Our car was finally up and driving on after deflated tyres pressure to 10 Psi. We can not thank you enough, bright upbeat helpful Aussie,...

Worimi Regional Park is a stunning natural retreat on the New South Wales coast, offering a diverse range of landscapes from pristine beaches to serene wetlands. The park is renowned for its striking sand dunes, which provide both breathtaking views and exhilarating opportunities for sandboarding. Visitors can enjoy well-maintained walking trails that meander through lush forests and offer glimpses of local wildlife. The park also features excellent camping facilities, making it a great spot for a weekend getaway. Overall, Worimi Regional Park is a hidden gem for nature enthusiasts and adventure...

Wonderful place, and really good memory, I ve rented a car, and the renter told me that was 4wd, after travel all the. Way down from Anna bay to Newcastle, I got stuck 2 times and the last one too badly, but luckily the guys from the Blue montains 4wd association figute it out the problem, which was that my car was only 2wd so they help me to get out, from that hush situation.(God bless them).with exceptional accurate trick they towed my car out of the sand. Thanks a lot, my birthday got an extra good memory...