Kendall

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Kendall is a charming historic village in the Camden Haven region, just south of Port Macquarie. With its tree-lined streets, heritage buildings, and a relaxed country vibe, it offers a peaceful escape from the coast. The town is famous as the birthplace of Australian poet Henry Kendall, and its main street is dotted with antique shops, cafés, and galleries that invite a leisurely browse.

Highlights & What to See

Suggested Time to Spend

Half a day is ample to explore the village core and Henry Kendall's Cottage. Combine it with a morning coffee at one of the main-street cafés, then an hour or two browsing the antique shops. If you're a keen walker or angler, you could extend to a full day by including the river or nearby national park. Kendall works well as a relaxed lunch stop on a drive between Port Macquarie and the Hunter Valley.

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