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Stotts Creek, NSW

Stotts Creek is a farming locality on the Tweed Valley Way, north-east of Murwillumbah. Cane fields run down to the Tweed River.

Known For

  • Sugar cane on the Tweed River
  • Stotts Island Nature Reserve
  • The old highway through the valley

Things To Do in Stotts Creek

Stotts Island, in the river opposite, carries one of the last patches of the lowland rainforest that once covered the Tweed floodplain. It is closed to the public to protect it, but you can see it from the riverbank. The Tweed Valley Way is a relaxed alternative to the motorway.

Where To Stay

There is no accommodation here. Murwillumbah and Tumbulgum are nearby.

Eat & Drink

Eat at Tumbulgum, which has a riverside tavern and cafes, or in Murwillumbah.

Getting to Stotts Creek

Stotts Creek is on the Tweed Valley Way about ten minutes from Murwillumbah.

Experiences

  • Rural/Country
  • Self-Drive

Popular Activities

  • Driving
  • Sightseeing

About Stotts Creek

  • Locality: Rural locality
  • Stotts Creek Postcode: 2487
  • State: New South Wales
  • Region: North Coast NSW
  • Latitude: -28.28179
  • Longitude: 153.50321
  • Elevation: 2m
  • Population: 3
  • Area (Sq/km): 6.731
  • Timezone: Australia/Sydney

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