Seriously loved this beachside site! We were at site 7 which was huge, could easily fit three cars plus full set ups and it still be spacious. Beautiful views of the ocean from the site with access onto the beach which was crystal clear. Definitely lower your tyres, it took us about 20-30 minutes from the entrance to get to site 7. There were bees around (November) but not too many. This site is very flat but extremely hard, we couldn’t get our tent pegs in the ground, luckily for us there was very minimal wind for the duration of our stay so we made do without the tent pegs for the night. We can’t wait to come back!

Loved this spot. We stayed at site 1. Not the most level gound. We found it hard with a 2PTent. No way we would get a good night sleep if we had the whole family in our 12PTent. You are right near bee keepers reserve so you must expect some bees. Their only after water so just place some away from your camp and you'll be fine. We forgot to do this on our first night and in the morning our tent was absolutely covered. Bees were non aggressive and moved on when the sun came up. Would stay again.

Awesome spot to camp. Stayed at No 1 which is right next to the beach. Ground a little sloped, so you may need to choose a level spot to set up camp. Wind was howling when we got there but you are a little sheltered behind the dune - depending on which way the wind is blowing but worth taking extra guy ropes and pegs to tie everything down. Was visited by the rangers to check our booking paperwork and chemical toilet, so make sure you have one on site. Beach was beautiful, lovely and quiet - perfect for a weekend getaway. * there are a few bees around but if you put a container of water away from your camp-site, hopefully they won't bother you as much. They didn't bother us at all.

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Beautiful lookout overlooking Wedge Island and the pristine white sand dunes. A good wheelchair accessible lookout with a walk of approx 100m along a wide concrete footpath.

Beautiful landscape to look at and admire the beauty.

Beautiful sands, beautiful beach Pity about the bottles and rubbish left in the sand dunes

Perfect for a sundowner on the beach. Plenty of fishing and beach driving. Be mindful of the tides as the beach can disappear in sections