New South Wales location profile
Nana Glen NSW 2450
Nana Glen is a small, semi-rural village in the Orara Valley known for its rolling farmland, forested hills and quiet, community-focused lifestyle. It appeals to families and tree-changers seeking space and a laid-back country feel within easy reach of Coffs Harbour’s services.
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Why families consider Nana Glen
Semi-rural living with a mix of long-term locals, families and hobby farmers; a friendly village hub surrounded by acreages. Many residents commute to Coffs Harbour for work and services, enjoying an outdoorsy, low-key lifestyle.
Amenities & services
- Nana Glen General Store & Bottle Shop
- Idle In Cafe
- Nana Glen Public School
- Coffs Harbour Health Campus (major hospital, nearby)
- Park Beach Plaza (regional shopping, Coffs Harbour)
- Moonee Marketplace (supermarket and specialty shops, Moonee Beach)
- Coffs Harbour City Library (Coffs Harbour CBD)
- Woolgoolga Library (Woolgoolga)
- Toormina Library (Toormina)
Transport & connectivity
- Coffs Harbour railway station (NSW TrainLink) ~25 km away
- Limited local bus services along Orara Way to Coffs Harbour
- Orara Way (MR120), Bucca Road, Coramba Road; access to Pacific Highway (A1) via Coffs Harbour
Lifestyle & recreation
- Nana Glen Sports, Recreation & Equestrian Centre (sportsground)
- Orara River swimming, kayaking and fishing
- Bindarri National Park bushwalking and waterfalls
- Nana Glen Community Hall events and activities
- Bindarri National Park
- Sherwood Nature Reserve
- Bucca State Forest
- Orara River riparian reserves
Education context
Limited in-village options (family day care in the Orara Valley); more long day care, preschool and OSHC services available in Coramba, Moonee Beach and Coffs Harbour (approx. 15–30 minutes by car).
- Southern Cross University – Coffs Harbour Education Campus (Hogbin Drive, Coffs Harbour)
- UNSW Rural Clinical School – Coffs Harbour (at Coffs Harbour Health Campus)