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Find things to do in Central Coast. Explore local events, attractions, markets and family activities, with dates, places and prices.
Public listings checked 25/10/2026. Dates use each event’s local time. Check organiser details before travelling.
Explore the NSW Central Coast's beaches, waterways and towns. This is separate from Sydney and Lake Macquarie; each listing shows its local community.
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Agritourism
Wyong
When you visit the Wyong Milk Factory you can also enjoy the local produce from an award winning producer of cheese and yoghurt and hand crafted gourmet chocolatier! Enjoy a whole day of family activity with self-guided kayak and row boat hire or early morning platypus paddle followed by a relaxing picnic with some great local produce, coffee, breakfast or lunch by the river. Entry to the Wyong Milk Factory is free. Open daily.
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Spas and Retreats
Wyong
Welcome to Wildfire, where luxury and relaxation come together. It’s a peaceful place where you can escape the noise of the world. Let the skilled professionals pamper you without any distractions or demands. Rediscover yourself, surrounded by the soothing touch of the Bioline luxury skincare range. Wildfire is all about finding your inner peace and getting back in touch with yourself. Wildfire Day Spa located at Mercure Kooindah Waters Golf & Spa Resort, is a luxurious day spa nestled amidst the soft green landscapes. Step through the door and be welcomed into a sanctuary of natural elements, well-appointed rooms and tranquil relaxation lounges. To complete your experience, Wildfire Day Spa offers a magnesium float pool, infrared sauna, designated pedicure bay and two immersive couples suites for a unique experience.
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