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Green Point Forster, NSW

Green Point is a small village on the eastern shore of Wallis Lake, ten minutes south of Forster and just off The Lakes Way.

Known For

  • Wallis Lake views
  • Fishing, kayaking and a boat ramp
  • A quiet alternative to Forster

Green Point NSW

Things To Do in Green Point Forster

The village looks west across the lake, so sunsets are a feature. There is a jetty, a boat ramp and a foreshore reserve, and the water is calm for paddling. Seven Mile Beach and Booti Booti National Park are a few minutes away.

Where To Stay

There are holiday houses and a bed and breakfast or two. Forster has much more.

Eat & Drink

There are no shops. Forster is ten minutes north.

Getting to Green Point Forster

Turn off The Lakes Way about eight kilometres south of Forster.

Experiences

  • Nature based
  • Relaxation
  • Remote

Popular Activities

  • Beach
  • Canoeing
  • Fishing
  • Fishing - Estuary
  • Kayaking
  • Sightseeing
  • Swimming
  • Wilderness

About Green Point Forster

  • Locality: Suburb
  • Green Point Forster Postcode: 2428
  • State: New South Wales
  • Region: North Coast NSW
  • Latitude: -32.25176
  • Longitude: 152.51674
  • Elevation: 19m
  • Population: 526
  • Median Income: $24804
  • Area (Sq/km): 0.986
  • Timezone: Australia/Sydney

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