Tourist Attractions
Brooks Lookout is acclaimed for the stunning views over the Blyth plains and is a must for the photographer. Situated between the townships of Clare and Blyth.
Visit Medika Gallery, housed in the original German St. Petrie Kirche Lutheran Church, with resident artist Ian Roberts. Spend time to view Ian's paintings and high quality gifts. Visit Medika Gallery
Padnaindi Reserve has a free gas BBQ to cook the Aussie lamb chop or snag. The children can play on the playground equipment, shoot some basketball, have a hit of cricket on the spacious lawn or simply have a quiet cuppa around the shelter.
The Visitors Information Board, adjacent to Padnaindi Reserve, is the first spot to stop when visiting Blyth for a comprehensive overview of the district.
The Blyth Hotel is believed to be built in 1876 with the second story added in 1911. The accommodation stands grandly in the Blyth Main Street. The Hotel caters for all travellers and the community's needs including icy cold drinks, delectable meals, comfy accommodation and a good old yarn.
The city quality Blyth Cinema shows pictures each Friday and Saturday nights at 8.00pm. Before entering the theatre ensure you have purchased your munchies from the candy bar. By getting there early you will have the opportunity of catching some of Blyth's history on the big screen.
Taste & Timber have a lovely array of hand crafted woodwork ranging from large tables to wood turned pieces. While admiring the works enjoy a break of coffee and cake or a light meal.
The Blyth lawn tennis courts are the best in the district and are available to hire during the summer months.
The Blyth 18 hole picturesque golf course with its wide fairways and meandering creeks is a must for any enthusiastic golfer. The course is best during winter and spring.
The Blyth Grasslands has been fenced to protect the local grasses of the district from being lost to pests or grazing and is located in the middle of the Blyth Golf Course.