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Inflatable water park fun for the whole family in Telegraph Point, NSW, with slides, trampolines, and more!

Stoney Aqua Park, located in Telegraph Point, NSW, offers a wide array of inflatable water activities suitable for all ages. Situated on a man-made lake fed by fresh rainwater, the park provides a safe and controlled environment for slides, trampolines, and challenge tracks. It's a popular destination for families and groups seeking a fun day out.

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Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Stoney Aqua Park.

  • Arrive at least 30 minutes before your session for ticket purchase, signing in, and the safety briefing.
  • Bring $2 coins if you plan to use the BBQ facilities.
  • Check the operating hours, as Stoney Aqua Park is typically open weekends and NSW school holidays.

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Getting There

  • Driving

    From Telegraph Point, head east on Hacks Ferry Road. Stoney Aqua Park is located at 16 Hacks Ferry Road. Parking is available on-site, but it can be limited during peak season. Consider arriving early to secure a spot. Parking is free.

  • Public Transport

    The 340 bus route stops near Telegraph Point. From the bus stop on the Pacific Highway, walk approximately 30 minutes along Hacks Ferry Road to reach Stoney Aqua Park. A single bus fare from Port Macquarie to Telegraph Point costs around $4 - $6.

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Stoney Aqua Park is a highlight of Telegraph Point, offering a unique blend of aquatic adventure and family-friendly atmosphere. The park is set on a man-made lake that uses a fresh rainwater catchment, ensuring a safe, shark-free environment for all its attractions.The inflatable Aqua Park features slides, blast bags, trampolines, swings, balance beams, and wobble pads, providing entertainment for ages 7 to elderly. Walkways and floating tracks connect the various features, creating an extensive course to explore. Onshore, visitors can enjoy shaded areas, BBQ facilities (coin-operated), change rooms, picnic benches, and sun loungers. A kiosk offers refreshments in a shaded environment near the sandy lakefront.Stoney Aqua Park is part of Stoney Holiday Park, which provides a range of accommodation options, from self-contained cabins to campsites. The park is located just off the Pacific Highway, making it an easy stop for travelers. Telegraph Point itself is a charming village surrounded by state forests, offering opportunities for waterskiing, fishing, bushwalking, and more. The Wilson River, accessible from Log Wharf Reserve, is ideal for canoeing and picnicking.

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