This is in Greenwell Point, so about a 30min round trip from the Princes Hwy in Nowra. Further than I was expecting, but worth the drive. Once in Greenwell Point, there was a sign at the end of the bitumen road, then onto a dirt track. All the pot holes were filled with oyster shells! Past several sheds, there were further signs to Jim Wilds. Plenty of parking. Right on the river front, there were tables outside with lovely views. A small stall selling oysters and prawns. A dozen premium oysters were $35 per tray and the regular size $25 per dozen. A bit more than I was expecting, but they couldn't have been any fresher.

Arrived at Jim's Oysters before they opened. Staff were so friendly and accommodating and opened for us. I even had a lesson on oyster farming. Bought 2 dozen. 1 dozen Sydney rock oysters and 1 dozen Pacific oysters. They were the best ever, and we come from SA, and we have great oysters too, but these were so delicious and creamy. If you are in Greenwell Point, don't go past Jim's Oysters

Absolutely brilliant! I thought it would be good but it was miles better than I expected. It's not fancy, and more the better for it but the location is brilliant, tranquil and genuine, the oysters are divine (and I've had a few) and the service is great! Sally, Jim's daughter is incredibly kind and answered all my multitude of questions - thank you Sally. As foodies we've been to lots of great places around the world to eat and this is definitely one of my absolute favourites! A must visit!

We didn't let rain or floods keep us from our Jim Wild oysters. We left the car on high ground, wading through floodwater to pick up 3 doz freshly-shucked Sydney Rocks. Ate 1 doz at a damp picnic spot near Pelican Rocks then drove 1 hr home. Worth it!