The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, in partnership with the Friends of Tomaree National Park, the National Parks Association (Hunter Branch), and EcoNetwork Port Stephens, invite you to a community picnic to celebrate Tomaree National Park turning 40 years since park gazettal.

Date: Sunday 20th October 2024

Time: any time from 10:00am — 2:00pm

Location: Iris Moore Reserve

8 Birubi Lane, off Morna Point Rd, Anna Bay

Cost: Free

Come and join us for a family-friendly picnic. There’ll be loads happening.

• Activities, workshops and stalls — connecting the beach, bush and your backyard.
• Short walks along the Tomaree Coastal Walk. Enjoy a guided post burn walk over the Fishermans headland (pre book below).
• Participate in planting local coastal natives near the lookout.
• Pack a morning tea or lunch, bring a chair or rug, enjoy a picnic, or a sausage sizzle and coffee.

Watch this space for more information about the activities, workshops and stalls.

Iris Moore has a large grassy area with covered picnic tables and on-site parking, as well as a wheelchair accessible ramp right up to the impressive ocean lookout. Alternative parking is nearby at the Scout precinct, Robinson Reserve or Fishermans Bay.

Click HERE to book your Fishermans headland guided post burn walk!

Register your interest in the Picnic for Nature below

be in the draw for a great prize or two, and be updated with all that is happening nearer the event.

Living and working on Worimi Country