Welcome to Maclean, NSW! As a new resident, you're about to experience the charm of our vibrant riverside town, known for its Scottish heritage and warm community spirit. Here’s everything you need to know about settling into your new home:
Organise your essential services like electricity, water, and internet with local providers with our Utilities Hub Concierge. You can do this before your move to ensure a smooth transition.
The Clarence Valley Council provides waste collection, road maintenance, parks and gardens management, and water services. Visit the Clarence Valley Council website to set up any required accounts, or find important contact information. The council also provides assistance for development applications if you’re planning renovations or building. Make sure you join their weekly newsletter to stay in the know!
Maclean is serviced by Police, Fire, and Ambulance services, all easily accessible in case of emergencies, including Emergency at Maclean Hospital. It is a small regional hospital so for some urgent medical needs, you may be directed to nearby Grafton or Lismore Base Hospitals.
: This public hospital offers emergency care, general medical services, and specialised treatment options. If you require general practitioners, allied health services, or pharmacies, Maclean has several located centrally.
Access pharmacies, physiotherapists, dentists, and general practitioners in Maclean. You can also find options in nearby towns like Yamba and Grafton, offering a broader range of services.
Maclean offers counselling and support services. The Clarence Valley Council’s website has useful information on mental health services in the area.
Maclean offers primary and secondary schooling options, such as Maclean Public School and St Joseph’s and Maclean High School. For younger children, there are multiple daycare and early learning centers in town. For tertiary education, TAFE NSW offers various programs, with the closest campuses located in Grafton or Coffs Harbour.
Get involved in Maclean's active community! You’ll find local sports clubs, from soccer to netball, and groups focused on music, art, and gardening. For those with a Scottish heritage, the Highland Gathering held annually in April is a key cultural event you won’t want to miss.
Explore Maclean’s many parks and green spaces, like McLachlan Park on the Clarence River. The region is also great for fishing, hiking, and boating. You’re never far from nature with Yuraygir National Park, beautiful beaches, and river trails nearby.