Travel Blogs from Stockton, Australia

Sand Sledding!

A travel blog entry by daniandsara

... wide in places and covers an area of over 2,500 hectares. It is reputedly the largest 'moving' sand dune system in NSW Australia. We took a little detour on the way home from Hunter Valley to Stockton Beach to go sand sledding. These dunes were literally ...

Working out work

A travel blog entry by laine

Well I am at home (mum and dads) trying to contact the UK about work plans. Although I have a job over there, I am getting slightly worried that I will not have a visa by the 1st of November (my departure date). And why is it that you ...

Newcastle/Stockton

A travel blog entry by mixymoomin

We reached Newcastle and parked up on a campsite in Stockton. After a quick regroup as to what we we're doing we decided to move on further to Byron Bay as nothing was really going on and we were bored silly. We drove the 3.5hrs further up to a place ...

The big Itch

A travel blog entry by reidysroaming

... only way to stop it was our 1st weekend trip to Stockton beach camping. We usually go caravanning but we really wanted to camp at Stockton. Packed our Navara Friday night so we could have an early start. On Saturday morning looked outside to a very ...

First Day

A travel blog entry by roundoztravels

... and we left at 10AM in pouring rain. We had heavy rain nearly all the way today, but arrived at The Ballast Ground in Stockton about 1PM. Apparently The Ballast Ground gets its name from the fact that the old sailing ships used to more here on the Hunter ...

4WD Lesson

A travel blog entry by georgeescape

... mum and dad's 4WD for this trip and we haven't had any 4WD lessons so we had organised for my sister Kelly to take us up to Stockton Beach for a sand driving lesson. It is about 2 1/2 drive north up the F3 to Newcastle and out to the beach. We had to ...

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