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Great Lakes Sailing Club Forster

Updated: May 19


Great lakes sailing club Forster

Great Lakes Sailing Club: A Hub for Sailing Enthusiasts

The Great Lakes Sailing Club (GLSC) is situated on the eastern shore of Wallis Lake, within the stunning Booti Booti National Park. Approximately 10 kilometres south of Forster, the club offers easy access to a peaceful and scenic setting, making it a perfect destination for both experienced sailors and those new to the sport. Whether you're looking to enjoy a day on the water or participate in one of the club's regular sailing events, the GLSC provides a welcoming environment for all. You can keep up with the activities on the Great Lakes Sailing Club Facebook Page.


Great Lakes Sailing Club Lake and Nature

One of the safest places to take the kids swimming is the Great Lakes Sailing Club situated in Booti Booti National Park on the Mid North Coast NSW (Now Barrington Coast).


With its shallow clear water, picnic areas and abundance of flora and fauna, the Great Lakes Sailing Club is the perfect family outing. It's also a great place to find some solace and bask in the wonder of Mother Nature.


Wallis Lake Sailing

There's plenty of shady paperbark trees to throw a picnic rug down underneath and take a break from the sun. The Lake is a safe place to take out a kayak or paddle board with the bonus of stunning views.


Great lakes Sailing Club

You might be lucky enough to spot one of the huge goannas wandering around the area like this one climbing a tree.


goanna great lakes sailing club

As well as plenty of birdwatching including Ospreys, kookaburras and other wonderful feathered creatures.


Birds Great Lakes Mid North Coast

Across road is Seven Mile Beach for those wishing to enjoy waves rather than calm water. Although on windy stormy days don't expect the same stillness on the lake as it can get rough out there.


Other beaches close by are Boomerang, Elizabeth and Bluey's.

Map to the Great Lakes Sailing Club


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