Belmont is a key town centre in Lake Macquarie, located on the eastern shores of the lake, on the Pacific Highway. Belmont offers many recreational activities to keep everyone entertained, from cruising the lake to a round of golf or just relaxing on the nearby beaches or by the lake.
The area caters for the fishing enthusiast, with many great fishing spots. Boat and gear hire is available. Belmont 16ft Sailing Club and the Lake Macquarie Yacht Club are popular eating and entertainment spots overlooking the water, and the town centre offers dining, shopping and all essential services. Belmont was established in the early 1860's and named after the birthplace of Thomas Williamson, the third settler of the district.
One of the largest coastal saltwater lakes in the Southern Hemisphere, Lake Macquarie is surrounded by cosy holiday towns like Wangi Wangi, Cooranbong, Swansea and Toronto. Enjoy a sunny afternoon in one of the many boats that grace the shimmering water, catch a wave at one of four patrolled beaches or venture into the mountains for a picnic lunch and sightseeing walk.
There are a mammoth 92 towns and villages, 29 public boat ramps, 28 public jetties and wharves and seven marina berth around Lake Macquarie, making it the perfect family holiday destination. For further information, use the side navigation to search for activities, accommodation and events.
Temperatures for Belmont
Belmont has moderate summer temperatures. The summer high temperature for Belmont is approximately 27 °c. The summer low temperature is approximately 19 °c.
Belmont has mild winter temperatures. The winter high temperature for Belmont is approximately 18 °c. The winter low temperature is approximately 8 °c.
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