If you’re planning your route to North Haven Holiday Village, here’s what actually matters for getting here, whether you’re passing through or visiting for a proper coastal stay.
By road: North Haven is close to the Pacific Highway, making it a straightforward stop whether you’re travelling the Mid North Coast north or south. The approach into North Haven from the highway is easy to follow, so a stopover here doesn’t add much time to a longer trip.
For anyone visiting family in Laurieton, the two towns are close enough together that visiting both during a single stay is straightforward, without needing to treat them as separate trips.
If you’re continuing on to Port Macquarie or further south after your stay, North Haven’s position keeps you close to the highway rather than requiring a detour to get back on route.
For families planning a coastal break, it’s worth knowing North Haven and the Camden Haven area get busier during school holidays, so if you’re travelling during peak periods, it’s worth allowing a little extra time for the final approach off the highway.
A practical note for anyone travelling with a caravan: the roads into North Haven from the Pacific Highway are well-suited to larger vehicles, without any particularly tight turns to navigate.
If you’re arriving in the evening after a day on the road, the route into the village is straightforward and well-signposted, so a later arrival doesn’t add unnecessary stress to the trip.
The takeaway: North Haven Holiday Village sits close to the Pacific Highway, making it an easy stopover or a straightforward destination for a coastal break, with Laurieton and Port Macquarie both close by.