The Telegraph Creek nature trail at Green Patch traverses several habitats in a short walk, taking in a whole-catchment view of the creek and nearby lagoon. On the easy day walk from Summercloud Bay to St Georges Head you can experience isolated beaches, waterfalls that cascade onto the sand, sheer cliffs, and fantastic views along the coastal ranges. There is an Aboriginal community within the park, at Wreck Bay. You can join these Aboriginal people on guided walks, learning about their culture, bush tucker, and much more. Camping is available in the park at Greenpatch and Caves Beach.
Fees apply, and bookings are necessary.
There is a daily bus to the fishing village of Huskisson on Jervis Bay, where budget accommodation is available as long as there are two or more people. Just north of Nowra, culture vultures should not miss Bundanon, home of internationally known Australian artist Arthur Boyd, given to the people of Australia in 1993. The huge tapestry hanging in the Great Hall in Parliament House in Canberra is taken from a Boyd work. Bundanon includes homestead and gardens, Boyd's studio and artworks, and the 1000 hectare farm. Heading inland from Nowra is the village of Kangaroo Valley , also serviced by a daily bus.