Telegraph Point on the Wilson River

The Wilson River shapes the character of Telegraph Point: canoeing and water skiing are among the local activities, while an old wharf, a memorial and a local farmers’ market offer further points of interest.

Rest area and river access

Log Wharf Reserve is a rest area with a picnic spot beneath the Pacific Highway bridge. It also has a boat ramp providing access to the Wilson River.

In Log Wharf Reserve, on the south bank of the Wilson River beside the road bridge, is the best-preserved old wharf. It offers a distinct point of interest for anyone interested in local history. Together with the rest area and boat ramp, this site shows that Telegraph Point has a range of river-related attractions.

Canoeing, water skiing and activity

There are three main canoe routes on the Wilson River near Telegraph Point. Water skiing is also among the local activities. When planning your trip, you can weigh up canoeing against water skiing as alternative activities. Bushwalking is also a local activity, adding another way to enjoy an active stay.

Play options for families

Charlie Watt Reserve Play Space has two slides with ladder access, a climbing wall, two swings—including a baby swing—a seesaw and natural play elements.

Stoney Aqua Park is located at 16 Hacks Ferry Road in Telegraph Point. It is intended for a full-day visit or a few hours. This gives families a clear idea of how much time to allow: the park can take up a larger part of the day or fit into a shorter visit during the trip.

Memorial and landscape

The First World War Roll of Honour at Telegraph Point Public Hall is a wooden honour board mounted on the wall, listing the names of people who served in the First World War. For travellers interested in history, it provides a tangible link to the memory of those people. The old wharf and the honour board offer different points of historical interest, addressing distinct subjects.

The location of the forests around Telegraph Point can also help with orientation: Cairncross State Forest lies south of the town, and Ballengarra State Forest lies to the north. Bushwalking is among the local activities; the two forests are distinct landmarks, each identified by its location.

Market and travel dates

A local farmers’ market is held in Telegraph Point on the third Sunday of each month. If you’d like to include the market in your travel plans, this date provides a specific point of reference when choosing when to visit. Along with river activities, play options and local history, it offers a range of interests to help you consider Telegraph Point as a destination when searching for a holiday rental.

Discover more places

More destinations: Colyton, Valla, Branxton, Ewingsdale, Lankeys Creek, Wiangaree, Coorabell, Wootton.

For the broader travel overview: New South Wales.