The Karuah River is celebrated for its tranquil scenic beauty, making it ideal for boating, paddleboarding, kayaking, fishing, swimming, and scenic cruises.
Originating in the Gloucester Tops area of Barrington Tops National Park, the river flows southeast for 101 kilometers, descending 600 meters along the way.
After passing the historic town of Stroud, the Karuah River meanders through the charming villages of Booral and Allworth before emptying into the bay of Port Stephens at the town of Karuah, which is famous for its oysters.
