Riverside Picnic
The foreshore parks offer excellent spots for a quiet lunch with a view of the river junction.





Raymond Terrace is a historic town located at the meeting point of the Hunter and Williams Rivers in New South Wales. Established in the early 19th century, it retains a wealth of colonial architecture and a charming, small-town atmosphere. The town serves as a gateway to both the Hunter Valley wine region and the coastal attractions of Port Stephens. Visitors can explore the riverside parklands, enjoy local hospitality in the town center, or use it as a peaceful base for exploring the broader Port Stephens area. Its combination of heritage buildings and natural river scenery makes it a notable stop for history buffs and nature lovers alike.
Raymond Terrace is a historic town located at the meeting point of the Hunter and Williams Rivers in New South Wales. Established in the early 19th century, it retains a wealth of colonial architecture and a charming, small-town atmosphere. The town serves as a gateway to both the Hunter Valley wine region and the coastal attractions of Port Stephens. Visitors can explore the riverside parklands, enjoy local hospitality in the town center, or use it as a peaceful base for exploring the broader Port Stephens area. Its combination of heritage buildings and natural river scenery makes it a notable stop for history buffs and nature lovers alike.
Scenic river junction views at the Hunter and Williams Rivers.
Well-preserved 19th-century colonial architecture.
Relaxed riverside parks and walking trails.
Central location providing easy access to Port Stephens and the Hunter Valley.
Located at the confluence of the Hunter and Williams Rivers.
Rich colonial history with many heritage-listed buildings.
Proximity to major regional attractions like the Hunter Valley and Port Stephens.
The foreshore parks offer excellent spots for a quiet lunch with a view of the river junction.
Pick up a local map to discover the town's numerous heritage-listed buildings and sites.
Riverside walks and exploring historic Hunter Valley architecture.
AUD $
$100-$150 p/day
12,620
Consider staying here for more affordable accommodation while being a short drive from Port Stephens beaches.
English
September-November, March-May
Pleasant weather makes it the best time for outdoor activities and exploring the heritage trails.
Expect warm temperatures; the nearby rivers and coastal areas offer a nice escape from the heat.
Mild days and cool nights provide a comfortable climate for sightseeing and photography.
Crisp, clear days are perfect for enjoying the local cafes and historic atmosphere without the heat.







