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Located right on the coast just a short drive from centres such as Macksville, Kempsey and Nambucca Heads, Scotts Head offers the holiday maker a great spot to stay in a very picturesque setting by the sea.
Apart from the obvious sea based activities to do such as swimming, board-riding, fishing and boating, Scotts Head also offers the opportunity to walk the many kilometres of secluded beaches and play tennis.
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Scotts Head is also serviced by a bowling club providing both lawn and carpet bowls, darts and snooker along with entertainment and other club facilities.
There is plenty of accommodation for the visitor following recent growth in the centre.
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