A township within the local government area of Great Lakes Council in the Mid North Coast Region of New South Wales, Wootton is located 10 kilometres north of Bulahdelah, 26.4 kilometres south of Nabiac, 10.7 kilometres northwest of Topi Topi and 257 kilometres northeast of the state capital of Sydney. The small town is perched on a hilltop overlooking equestrian enterprises, cattle farms and state forest and national park grounds. The Pacific Highway passes through the town’s eastern half, while the Coolongolook River snakes through the eastern side and intersects with Wootton Way, where the main township is situated. The town is often visited for a number of attractions within and around it, such as the Grandis Tallest Tree in New So...
A township within the local government area of Great Lakes Council in the Mid North Coast Region of New South Wales, Wootton is located 10 kilometres north of Bulahdelah, 26.4 kilometres south of Nabiac, 10.7 kilometres northwest of Topi Topi and 257 kilometres northeast of the state capital of Sydney. The small town is perched on a hilltop overlooking equestrian
A township within the local government area of Great Lakes Council in the Mid North Coast Region of New South Wales, Wootton is located 10 kilometres north of Bulahdelah, 26.4 kilometres south of Nabiac, 10.7 kilometres northwest of Topi Topi and 257 kilometres northeast of the state capital of Sydney. The small town is perched on a hilltop overlooking equestrian enterprises, cattle farms and state forest and national park grounds. The Pacific Highway passes through the town’s eastern half, while the Coolongolook River snakes through the eastern side and intersects with Wootton Way, where the main township is situated. The town is often visited for a number of attractions within and around it, such as the Grandis Tallest Tree in New South Wales, O’Sullivans Gap Flora Reserve and the Wootton Historical Railway Walk in the Wang Wauk State Forest.