Kincumber lies at the southern end of the Central Coast of NSW. This is a resort region that offers the complete tourist package - a plethora of magnificent safe lakes, fantastic surfing beaches, rainforest and bush reserves and parks, fauna parks, cruises, Stillwater and ocean fishing. The outdoor lifestyle is complimented by the vast selection of accommodation and restaurant cuisine.
Kincumber is a picturesque rural area. It is steeped in history and is the place where the first two stone churches in the region were built. Work commenced on St. Pauls church in 1841 and some of our very early pioneers are buried in the historic cemetery. Holy Cross church, which was the first church in the area, was opened in 1842.
Kincumber is a peaceful retreat within the city of Gosford, where one can simply relax and enjoy the ever changing beauty of the Central Coast. Kincumber offers a great escape from the city all within an hour’s drive or train ride from Sydney.
A must see is the Kincumber Mountain Reserve. Consisting of 700 ha of rugged mountainous terrain, including one of the largest undisturbed rainforests on the Central Coast. Observe Aboriginal carvings in the historic caves. Also Frost Reserve on Kaluna Road is a public oval with football fields, skateboard ramps, and a canteen. It's a great spot for families, where the kids can run around and parents can relax.
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