Kempsey

Kempsey is a city of approximately 15,000 residents about 350 kilometres north of Sydney in the mid north coast region of New South Wales. Pet friendly accommodation exists at Kempsey and there are also a number of pet related services. The town has a number of heritage listed buildings and sites and these include the Post Office, St Andrews Presbyterian Church and Hall and the Macleay River Railway Bridge.

Located 15 kilometres inland from the Pacific Ocean coastline Kempsey has an average high temperature in summer of 29 degrees and during winter the average high temperature is 20 degrees. Originally located on the Pacific Highway, Kempsey is now bypassed and the new construction includes Australia's longest bridge of 3.2 kilometres in length, the Macleay River Bridge. Kempsey Railway Station provides a rail transport link for residents and visitors alike with Sydney and Brisbane.

There are a number of famous names from Kempsey and these include famous country singer Slim Dusty, Rugby League players Greg Inglis, Albert Kelly, James Roberts and Aiden Tolman plus Australian Rugby Union representative Jack Verge, novelist Thomas Keneally, 1968 Miss World Penelope Plummer, champion boxer Hector Thompson and paralympic stars Amy Winters, Terry Giddy and David Griffin.

Kempsey boasts pet friendly accommodation in the way of pet friendly caravan parks, pet friendly motels, holiday homes and units and pet friendly horse stables with farmlet or ranch style motel accommodation. Pet services other than the pet friendly accommodation include vets, farriers, horse riding opportunities, pet friendly dining venues, pet food supplies, pet and animal transport operators, boarding kennels, pet insurance agents, dog grooming and washing businesses, pet minding and dog walking services and pet photography.

Kempsey is a lovely pet friendly place so why don't you take a look at the pet friendly accommodation listings below and enjoy some time in Kempsey as soon as the opportunity arises.