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NRMA Stockton Beach Holiday Park
Located opposite Stockton Beach, this holiday park offers a children’s playground, BBQ area and facilities for disabled guests.
Beach House on Stockton Beach, Newcastle
Featuring city views, Beach House on Stockton Beach, Newcastle provides accommodation with barbecue facilities and a patio, around 14 km from University of Newcastle.
The Executive Inn, Newcastle
Just a 10-minute drive from the heart of Newcastle, guests can take a dip in the outdoor pool at The Executive Inn, Newcastle. Free WiFi is available in all rooms and in the reception area.
ibis Newcastle
Featuring a bistro and a bar, Ibis Newcastle offers comfortable rooms with flat-screen TV in Newcastle’s Honeysuckle Precinct. WiFi internet access and 24-hour reception are available.
The Lucky Hotel
Featuring free WiFi, The Lucky Hotel is located in the heart of Newcastle, just 5-minute walk from popular Wharf Road and its range of cafes, shops and restaurants.
Rydges Newcastle
Located directly on the historic Newcastle harbour front, Rydges Newcastle boasts a range of well-appointed guest rooms with spectacular views, plus an on-site restaurant and 25-metre pool, fitness...
The Gateway Inn, Newcastle
Offering free WiFi access, The Gateway Inn, Newcastle is just a 10-minute drive from Newcastle CBD.
Novotel Newcastle Beach
Located alongside one of Australia’s best surfing beaches and only 2 hours’ drive from Sydney, Novotel Newcastle Beach offers a spa, a steam room, a fully equipped gymnasium and secure covered...
Clarendon Hotel
Clarendon Hotel offers 4-star accommodation and is situated in the city centre of Newcastle. The hotel features a restaurant and an art-deco style bar to create a contemporary, relaxed atmosphere.
The Oriental Hotel
Offering a restaurant and a bar, The Oriental Hotel is located in Newcastle, 3 minutes' drive from Bar Beach. All rooms offer a flat-screen TV, bed linen and towels.
What guests said about Stockton:
- 8.0Scored 8.0
The house was beautifully styled, with quality furnishings...
The house was beautifully styled, with quality furnishings through out the house. The owner Lyn was a delight and very helpful with information and being flexible on arrival time. Would love to stay there again and would definitely recommend this property.
LeonieAustralia - 10Scored 10
its a great beach area with long beach that you can walk on...
its a great beach area with long beach that you can walk on for hours and then you have the lake over the other side. It has a nice cafe on the beach and a cute little shopping centre with IGA etc. The people are very friendly and i felt very safe and welcome in the area. The RSL has good food and the people there were also very nice. I highly recommend Stockton for a family or couple holiday.
dorathyAustralia - 10Scored 10
As on old Stockonite I hated the explosion of new units that...
As on old Stockonite I hated the explosion of new units that have been built and the removal of the movies from the entertainment for the people. The changing of the theatre into shops is terrible. I would also like to see a "save the Adolf" ( what is left of it!) movement as it is an attraction for visitors and could be more so!!! Stockton has, like all suburbs around Australia, given into developers, and councils have also lowered their standards and control of developer's builders, etc and as a consequence we are being flooded with sub-standard buildings that may mot last 25 years!. Stockton remains accessible and has attractive features. For God sake maximise them and feature them to attract citizens and visitors alike. Unbeatable beaches, wonderful river with great fishing, and unbeatable areas to visit and enjoy. Cast a 360 degree net around Newcastle/Stockton and there is every enjoyable activity that one could wish for!
BriuanAustralia - 10Scored 10
Stick to is imbued with local history of national...
Stick to is imbued with local history of national significance. It has the air of a town, of which its residents are passionately proud. The townsfolk are down -to-earth & genuinely friendly. Food & fitouts are well above par. Streets are broad. There are stately homes & grand buildings, mingled among unassuming, charming weatherboards. Stick to beach is wild & dramatic, while the Hunter mouth affords industrial & civic Novocastrian outlooks. Shipping, fishing & yachting provides an ever-changing tableau. Parks & gardens soothe a weary spirit. Outdoor fitness stations are many & state-of-the-art. Don’t forego weekend brekky at The Washy. Go for the puffy, fluffy, golden corn fritters, with poached eggs, avocado salsa & smoky tomato relish. Not forgetting the world’s best bacon--or near as--from the butcher round the corner. Shipwreck Walk is also a must.Lloyd Bradford (Brad)Australia - 10Scored 10
Personally I have been visiting Stockton for over 4 decades.
Personally I have been visiting Stockton for over 4 decades. It's changed I'm sure in certain ways but underrated in my opinion. The only changes are beautiful homes being built which is wonderful. It's taken a very long time to have particular new park facilities built but I feel the locals of generations have preserved its beauty and relaxing location.
Carrie-LeeAustralia
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