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Elermore Vale, Newcastle — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Elermore Vale is a Newcastle suburb built on ground once given over to chicken farming, cattle farming and coal mining.
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The suburb's beds are private ones, in the houses that replaced the chicken farms and the coal workings, so a visitor with business in Elermore Vale books in Newcastle and drives out to the edge of the city. Wallsend lies close by. Mayfield, Adamstown and Adamstown Heights leave the same choice to anyone arriving in New South Wales with a Newcastle address to visit.
Few places to stay in Elermore Vale — most visitors book in Newcastle nearby.
About Elermore Vale
What are the main landmarks in Elermore Vale?
The Russian Orthodox church at Wallsend is the nearest named building. Elermore Vale itself keeps no monument of its own, and the coal workings and farm land that once covered the ground have gone under houses, leaving streets rather than sights for a visitor to find. Newcastle holds the rest.
Adamstown Oval, further round the city, is another of the few features New South Wales lists for these suburbs.
What is the history of Elermore Vale?
Before houses, Elermore Vale was worked ground: chicken farming, cattle farming and coal mining all took their turn on the land that the suburb's streets were later laid across. Residential building followed in the 1900s. By the 1960s the school and the suburb's other facilities had been established, and Elermore Vale had settled into the residential shape it keeps on the edge of Newcastle.
Where is Elermore Vale?
Elermore Vale spreads across the outskirts of Newcastle in New South Wales, its streets running close to Wallsend.
Common questions
What is the best area to stay in Elermore Vale?
Elermore Vale: stays pitched at Wallsend and the outer edge of Newcastle.
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Updated August 2026









