
Slow down, switch off, and let Mylestom work its magic. This sleepy Coffs Coast village might be small, but it’s big on holiday vibes. Step into a world where the river bends gently, the ocean stretches endlessly, and life drifts by on a salt-tinged breeze. Think sun-soaked beach days, relaxed picnics, and some epic day hikes.
It’s the kind of place where you’ll find yourself breathing a little deeper, moving a little slower, and smiling a little more. Mylestom isn’t just a stop on the map — it’s a reminder that simple days can be the best ones.



Mylestom is tucked between the river and the ocean, around 25 km south of Coffs Harbour and 20 km from historic Bellingen. If you’re driving from Sydney, it’s about 5.5 hours up the Pacific Highway. Don’t feel like the drive? Fly into Coffs Harbour Airport and you’ll be at Reflections Mylestom Caravan Park in under 30 minutes. Buses also connect from Coffs and Bellingen, making it easier than ever to find your way here.

Whether you’re all about water fun or laidback leisure, Mylestom’s got it all. Paddle the Bellinger River, fish straight from the bank, or stroll through Bongil Bongil National Park to spot koalas and birdlife. Prefer the beach? Mylestom Beach (locals call it North Beach) is right on your doorstep for swimming, surfing, and picnicking. If you're keen to taste some fresh local produce or pick up a trinket or two, take a trip to Bellingen Community Markets, held on the third Saturday of every month.

The Mylestom Tidal Pool will be closed from early October to late December 2025 (weather permitting) for major upgrade works. While works are underway, visitors can still enjoy much of what makes Mylestom special—from the river views, access to North Beach and the North Beach General Store.
Also known as North Beach, Mylestom is one of the Bellingen Shire's best-kept secrets – a peaceful coastal village nestled between the Bellinger River and a sweeping stretch of uncrowded surf beach.
The village offers a tranquil mix of river and beach access, making it ideal for swimming, paddling, and picnicking. A netted tidal pool provides a safe space for little ones to splash and swim, while shady riverside lawns and a park invite play and exploration.
Mylestom is popular with families thanks to its affordable holiday options, including beach houses, caravan parks, and riverside cabins.
For a bite to eat or supplies, the local general store has you covered – offering everything from breakfasts to classic fish and chips, served the old-fashioned way in paper. Grab a seat at the outdoor picnic tables and enjoy the river views while you refuel.
Whether you're visiting for a snack and a swim, a beachside picnic, or a peaceful holiday stay, Mylestom's laid-back charm and natural beauty offer a refreshing escape from the everyday.

A weekly fresh food market is held each Wednesday at Bellingen Park, Church Street, next to the tennis courts.
Authentic farmers and producer markets of all local-only fresh fruit, herbs, vegetables, meats and seafood. Micro-greens, organic sourdough bread, pasta, nourishing snacks, meals, fermented foods, jams, chutneys, medicinal foods, hot and cold beverages, and live entertainment.
Wheelchair accessible and loads of parking within close walking distance of the market.

Most people know Coffs Harbour as the coastal paradise on the NSW Coffs Coast. It’s where the forest meets the sea and there are over 30 incredible beaches to explore and enjoy. Coffs Harbour beaches are next level beautiful, boasting that truly iconic laid-back Australian vibe with perfect conditions for swimming, surfing and just doing a whole lot of nothing much.

Bluff loop walking track is a great track for kids or anyone keen to explore the lush, coastal forests of Bongil Bongil National Park. Beginning and ending at Tuckers Rocks, the track offers access to the lookout overlooking Bundageree Creek. Enjoy lunch at Bluff loop picnic area or pick a spot along the track.
Bluff loop walking track winds through dense jungle of vines, palms and rainforest trees in the more protected area behind the sand dunes. Up on the ridge, you’ll discover an astonishing range of eucalypt species including forest red gum, red mahogany and pink bloodwood. Stop and enjoy the refreshing ocean breeze as you look for koalas in the tree tops.

Coffs Harbour Trike and Private Tours offers unique and exhilarating experiences on the stunning Coffs Coast and beyond taking their guests on a thrilling Trike Tour along picturesque coastlines, through lush rainforests, and to hidden gems that showcase the natural beauty of this stunning region.
You can Tour in style on their Boom Mustang Trike or 12-seater Tour Bus taking from 2 to 13 guests on each adventure.
Winning Gold at the 2024 North Coast Tourism Awards in the category of Tour and Transport Operator of the Year shows their passion for adventure and a commitment to providing outstanding customer service.
Why not try a Winery or a Brewery Tour, a Pub with no Beer Tour, a Coffs City Lights Tour, Sightseeing Tours, turn up in style to your wedding or surprise your partner with a secret proposal location, a Gallery Tour or a Sunrise or Sunset Tour, the possibilities are endless.
Brent and Belinda strive to create personalised itineraries, amazing experiences and create unforgettable memories for every one of their guests.

Bonville Golf Resort is acknowledged as one of the worlds most beautiful golf courses, and is consistently voted the most beautiful in Australia. Situated halfway between Sydney and Brisbane on the beautiful Coffs Coast, Bonville Golf Resort offers all inclusive Stay, Play and Dine packages including golf, accommodation, three course a la carte dinner and a la carte breakfast.
The Par 72 championship course rises and dips through the serene and beautiful layout, each fairway isolated and private from the next. Bonville's great appeal lies in the fact that it will stimulate and challenge golfers of every standard. Once you have experienced the beauty and allure of Bonville, you will want to return again and again.
The resort features 30 accommodation rooms all overlooking the first fairway. Guests enjoy the multi award winning Flooded Gums Restaurant and extensive wine list together with a level of customer service that sets this property apart as a destination of choice.
Mylestom dishes up a warm, temperate climate that keeps the holiday vibes rolling year-round. Summers land around 26–28°C, with January the warmest month at about 28°C — ideal for swims, beach games, and long days outdoors. Winters are mild, averaging highs of 20°C, perfect for riverside walks or exploring the coast without breaking a sweat. Rain’s a regular guest here too, keeping everything lush and green. Pack the swimmers, a brolly, and you’re set for any season in Mylestom.

Start the morning with coffee from a local Mylestom café before wandering down to the river for a swim or SUP. Spend midday at the park pool or challenge the crew to a round of mini golf or tennis. Afterwards, head to Mylestom's Bowling Club for a hit of barefoot bowls or a relaxed dinner. If you’re up for exploring, the famous Big Banana Fun Park is just a short drive away and is guaranteed to put a smile on the kids (and the kids at heart)!











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Mylestom’s charm can be found in its peaceful river views, family-friendly activities and position on the beautiful Coffs coast. It’s special in part due to its proximity to nature, like the easy Bundageree Rainforest walk in Bongil Bongil National Park. This makes Mylestom not just a nice place to stop during a long drive, but a must-see destination.
In winter, Mylestom’s daytime temperatures are mild, hovering between 18 and 20 degrees celsius. It can get cooler overnight, dropping below 10C, so make sure you bring warm layers, just in case. Here’s more detail on Mylestom’s weather year-round.
Yes, Mylestom Bowling Club, officially called North Beach Recreation and Bowling Club, is a great place to take the whole family. Hop on the free courtesy bus in town to come along for lawn bowling, eat Chinese or pizza for lunch or dinner, or try your luck in the weekly raffle. It’s just one of the amazing things to do in Mylestom when you’re here on holiday!
North Beach General Store is the main cafe in Mylestom. Aside aside from the Mylestom bowling club, it’s your go-to for a fresh morning coffee or quick lunchtime bite, as well as pantry staples, like fresh bread and groceries. You’ll find it on the corner of River and George street with great views of the Bellingen river, a short 10 or so minute walk from Reflections Mylestom.
For other cafes, you’ll find more options in nearby towns, like Raleigh, Bellingen and Urunga.
Yes, Mylestom beach, also known as North Beach, allows dogs off leash. Just make sure you clean up after your pup!
At Reflections Mylestom, the hardest part is choosing your stay. Pitch a tent or park the van at our campsites, settle into a modern cabin, or try a stylish tiny home. For something different, our glamping tents bring a touch of luxe to the outdoors. And yes — we offer dog-friendly options so your pup can tag along too! Wherever you stay, the best of Mylestom is right outside your door.