Location

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Laurieton is a quaint fishing village and holiday destination at the mouth of the Camden Haven River on the mid-north coast of New South Wales.  It has often been termed the "Mid North Coast's best kept secret" and is a comfortable 4 hour drive north of Sydney and 7 hours south from Brisbane.

Laurieton is the main commercial hub of the Camden Haven region. The region stretches from Comboyne, 50kms west of the coast, to the Pacific Ocean, taking in the villages of Comboyne, Kendall, Kew, Bonny Hills, North Haven, Laurieton and Dunbogan as well as the beautiful countryside of the Lorne and Stewarts River Valleys.

With its neighbours North Haven and Dunbogan, Laurieton has about 5,000 people and forms the southernmost community of the Port Macquarie-Hastings Local Government Area.

To the west of Laurieton is North Brother Mountain, in Dooragan National Park, an outstanding lookout point that offers views to Crowdy Head in the south and Port Macquarie in the north.

30 minutes north by road is the busy coastal resort town of Port Macquarie, first established in 1821 as a convict settlement.  In Port you'll find modern shopping centres, hospitals, galleries, museums and entertainment.  Or, if you prefer a "rural' atmosphere the delightful township of Wauchope, 25 minutes to the west, offers another alternative to your shopping day out.

The Camden Haven is well serviced by public transport.  Busways runs a regular service between Laurieton and Port Macquarie 7 days a week