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Meeting / Conference Information
The Gunyah is ideal for conferences and small groups. It becomes your own unique meeting space, a tranquil place in which to exchange ideas and get creative.

Recreation Information
Canoes are provided for picnicking and fishing on the creek Jervis Bay is famous for its premium dive and snorkeling locations with dozens of unique dive sites in the crystal clear waters Wreck Bay Walkabouts give visitors an insight into our Aboriginal culture - campfire talks, spotlight wildlife walks and bush tucker tours Bushwalking in all surrounding National Parks - Budawangs, Morton, Pigeon House and close-by Booderee National Park Explore the bay by sea kayak, visiting quiet coves and beaches Swim and walk along the world famous white sandy beaches of Jervis Bay Visit local award-winning wineries in NSW's emerging wine growing region Enjoy a massage on your balcony and relax to the sounds of the bush Play golf on picturesque Vincentia Golf Course overlooking the Bay

Restaurant / Dining Information
A tree top dining experience, The Gunyah is at the heart of the camp space built high off the ground to enjoy the sea breeze and a wonderful position amongst the tree tops. The menu showcases local produce such as Greenwell Point mussels in a mild and creamy massaman curry, or lightly fried tempura oysters in a nest of vermicelli noodles. Indigenous flavours are subtle rather than intrusive punctuating a dish without dominating as in sensitively handled kangaroo fillet with mountain pepperberry mascarpone, or a just-tangy lemon myrtle bavarois with roast quince and star anise sauce. Guests have unlimited access to coffee and tea in the Gunyah. 3 course a la carte dinner per person: USD 52.00 Child menu dinner: USD 16.00

• Boating
• Coffee Shop
• Dinner
• Fishing
• On the Garden
• Golf
• Lounge
• Meeting/Banquet Facilities
• Restaurant
• Scuba Diving
• Tennis

• Balcony
• Bath Tub
• Double Bed
• Garden View
• King Bed
• No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
• Queen Bed
• Shower
• Single Bed
• Toilet
• Twin Bed

Paperbark Camp
571 Woollania Rd. Near Huskisson at Jervis B
Huskisson

• Area Attractions : See the famous Jervis Bay dolphins, a seal colony and penguins off Bowen Island. View whales on their way north in May/June and south in Oct/Nov Discover wildflowers in the National Botanic Gardens in the Jervis Bay National Park Artist Arthur Boyd's 'Bundanon' is a short scenic drive Visit the unique Lady Denman Maritime Museum Visit local award-winning wineries in NSW's emerging wine growing region Join the abundant wildlife and birdlife around Greenpatch

Areas served : Located at world famous Jervis Bay on Sydney's south coast of Australia.

From Sydney- Jervis Bay is 200km south of Sydney. Take the Princes Highway south through Wollongong, Kiama, Berry and Nowra. 13km south of Nowra, turn left into Jervis Bay Road. After 2 km turn left into Woollamia Road. The entrance to Paperbark Camp is 6km on the left, just after Goodlands Road. From Melbourne- Jervis Bay is 880km north of Melbourne. When arriving from the south on the Princes Highway, do NOT take first turn off signs to Huskisson and Jervis Bay, wait until you see the main turn off at Falls Creek, about 13km south of Nowra. Turn right into Jervis Bay Road and after 2km take first left into Woollamia Road. The entrance to Paperbark Camp is 6km on the left, just after Goodlands Road.

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