Smiths Lake
Pacific Palms,
Smiths Lake,
Cellito Beach.
2.5-3 hour drive north of Sydney you will find Pacific Palms. Set in between Myall Lakes and Forster this water-bound settlement derives its name from the many native palms that populate the area.
Pacific Palms is a small strip of land whose boundaries include the northern shoreline of Smiths Lake, south eastern shoreline of Wallis Lake and the Pacific Ocean.
Surrounded by water and national parks, Pacific Palms offers a truly beautiful coastal scenery, sub-tropical rain forests, pristine white beaches and three independent lake systems.
The climate is mild, with average temperatures ranging from 7 to 18 degrees Celsius in the winter and 18 to 25 in the summer.
A great place to take in the view.
Natural bush garden setting.
House overlooks lake, sandbar and ocean.
Eight-seat dinning table.
Bi-fold doors open onto back deck.
Windows look out to private garden.
Queen beds in two rooms.
Open fireplace for winter nights.
Outlook to sandbar and Pacific Ocean.
A place in the treetops.
Modern beach house architecture.
The local cafe.
Two bunk beds equals four single beds.
Keypad entry to front door.
Steps down to lakes edge
Bi-fold doors to the deck.
The water's edge at your back door.
View of Smiths Lake, sandbar and ocean.
Shallow sandy waters of Smiths Lake.
Our neighbours.
Lake front in front of The Noreaster.
Milky Way rises over the lake.
Moonrise over Smiths Lake.
Smiths Lake sandbar.
Cellito Beach looking north.
Smiths
Lake
Smiths Lake is separated from the ocean by a spit of sand which forms Sandbar Beach (fabulous for ocean fishing and surfing). It is one of the safest and most popular holiday destinations for families and water sports enthusiasts, with shallow salt water on a sandy bottom, ideal for swimming, waterskiing, windsurfing or sailing.
