Tyalgum is our nearest village, just 5km from here. Stroll into the arts and crafts shop for local handicrafts and homewares, or enjoy fresh-from-the-oven treats with your coffee at Flutterbies Cottage Cafe, a coffee and gift shop situated in the "Old Bakery" building circa 1926.

   

Tyalgum has convenient access to Wollumbin National Park and Mebbin National Park, and very steep access (not recommended) on foot to the Border Ranges and  Lamington National Parks.  Hikers Heaven!

  

Murwillumbah is a picturesque town steeped in history, sitting on the eastern foothills of the McPherson Range and located on the pristine Tweed River.

The Bundjalung Aboriginal people have inhabited the area well before European settlement. Cedar cutters were followed by sugar can farmers in the 1870s. the arrival of the railway in 1894 gave an enormous boost to the town, and despite a devastating fire in 1907, Murwillumbah still has a handsome, historic street-scape in its old commercial centre.

Bush Walks

• Mt Warning
• Mebbin State Forest - The Byrrill Creek Track & The Giant Ironbark Track
• Brummies Lookout
• Border Ranges National Park

• Clarrie Hall Dam 
• Natural Bridge Rain Forest Circuit
• O'Reilly's / Lamington National Park

• World Heritage Rainforest Centre, Murwillumbah
• Markets - Byron Bay / The Channon / Uki / Bangalow / Murwillumbah
• Tweed River Regional Art Gallery, Murwillumbah
• Tyalgum Group Tour, Flutterbies at Tyalgum
• Mavis's Kitchen
• Tweed River Cruises
• Tropical Fruit World
• Crystal Creek horse and cow miniatures

• Tyalgum Music Festival             - September
• Murwillumbah Banana Festival  - August
• Speed On Tweed                      - September