Lakes on one side, sea on the other
Pacific Palms
Blueys Beach, Elizabeth Beach, Boomerang Beach and Tiona, between Smiths Lake and Booti Booti National Park. News, events and alerts, kept by locals.
About Pacific Palms
Pacific Palms is a small coastal locality in the MidCoast Council area on the Mid North Coast. It is bounded by Smiths Lake to the south and Booti Booti National Park to the north, and includes the villages of Blueys Beach, Elizabeth Beach, Boomerang Beach and Tiona.
A major attraction for visitors is the Green Cathedral at the north end, an outdoor cathedral in a cabbage tree forest overlooking Wallis Lake. Blueys and Boomerang beaches are known for their beauty and surf, and hiking trails and secluded beaches are other attractions.
Places in and around Pacific Palms
10 places are listed here, by category. Run one? Ask the hub for a listing.
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Drift Cafe
Eat and drink
Pacific Palms Rural Fire Brigade
Emergency services
Pacific Palms Pharmacy
Health
Coates Reserve
Parks and recreation
Debert Reserve
Parks and recreation
Sandbar & Bushland Holiday Parks & Golf Course
Parks and recreation
Visit their websiteWhat is listed in Pacific Palms
To eat and drink: Drift Cafe. Shops and services: Pacfic Palms Post Office. For health: Pacific Palms Pharmacy. Parks, beaches and recreation: Coates Reserve, Debert Reserve, Sandbar & Bushland Holiday Parks & Golf Course, Veropa Park.
Schools and learning: Pacific Palms Public School. Churches: Green Cathedral. Emergency services: Pacific Palms Rural Fire Brigade.
Nearby on OurHub
Straight-line distances from Pacific Palms. Each has a hub of its own.
When something happens
A fire, a flood, a road closed: a notice raised on this hub shows above every page in Pacific Palms, and on every site linked under it, until it is cleared.
Who keeps this
OurHub set this hub up as a pilot, from public information. Nobody in Pacific Palms runs it yet and it is not a council service. It is free, and it is waiting for someone local to take the keys.