Orara River

Located in the Northern Rivers region of northeastern New South Wales, Orara River is a beautiful destination that offers visitors a chance to connect with nature.

The river has its origin in the Orara East State Forest and flows into the Pacific Ocean, providing visitors with an opportunity to enjoy many outdoor activities.

One of the main attractions of the Orara River is the range of outdoor activities that visitors can enjoy. Fishing is a popular activity at the river, with anglers targeting species such as Australian bass, eels, and flathead. The river is also a favorite spot for canoeing and kayaking, with several hire companies located nearby. Visitors can take part in a guided river cruise to explore the flora and fauna of the surrounding rainforest areas.

Camping and picnicking are both popular options by the Orara River. One great location for these activities is at the "Orara Crossing," it has BBQ facilities and shaded picnic tables. There are several places to set up camp including Kookaburra Homestead and the picturesque Glenreagh Mountain Railway campground that has a number of facilities available to visitors.

Visitors looking for more formal accommodations can stay at the area's many bed and breakfasts, motels, lodges, and holiday homes. The nearby town of Glenreagh has a range of options, concerning hostels, motels, and hotels. Visitors can enjoy their stay here with comfort and easy access to the Orara River.

The Orara River is home to a variety of native flora and fauna, including the giant otter shrew, koalas, and platypuses. Visitors can explore the river and observe these creatures in their natural habitat. The Orara River is an excellent destination for those looking for