This is a peaceful scenic campground, where we’re could swim in the tidal creek or cross it, to dive into the surf. Fishing for salmon and flathead seems to be popular.
Congo (Eurobodalla National Park)
Merry Beach
Despite the constant wet weather, there were some mornings where we could walk and get in a swim. The walk to Pretty Beach south, over the headland, is littered with native flowers and the rock platforms are a spectacular sight.
While staying near Ulladulla, we attended the memorial service for our dear friend, Theo Chalmers. It was a privilege. The following day we enjoy lunch with Bob and Sue, who had also come to Theo’s service.
Bendalong
This pretty rock headland is about three and a half hours’ drive south. You can walk from the van park to the beach to the south, or to the bay on the north side. Stingrays visit the bay and will take food straight from your hand!
Click on the link for:
Bendalong coastal views:
https://youtu.be/SgWfbgKmfMw?si=RQdWVMqYgnBy0_9W
Stingrays:
https://youtube.com/shorts/03LMRMoT8xQ
Sunshine Coast
Murwillumbah
Lake Arragan
Back for another stay within 2 months. Great National Parks beach campground
Woolgoolga
Relaxing 4 days spent in and around Woolgoolga
Diamond Head
Diamond Head Campground in Crowdy Bay National Park is right on the beach. There is no potable water but cold showers and toilets are available (making this one of the better National Parks). We enjoyed the stunning scenery, swimming and walks. Beach 4WD was embraced by one of us more than the other!
Mermaid Lookout Track Walk
Camping Companions
Diamond Head Loop Walk
Spectacular end of the thunderstorm
Bogged on the beach…Before & After
Wingham (& Taree)
Taree Showgrounds was finally reopened after the damaging floods 6 months ago. We arrived to find we were sharing the facility with the circus 😆. Adam’s family is only 15 minutes away in Wingham. We spent two days visiting, playing with the grandchildren, sharing meals, including seeing Pete & Bec on Saturday night at Taree Tavern. Wingham Coles was also just reopened after a major rebuild due to the flood and the new road bridge into the town had opened the week before.
The Ruins Campground
Set in the beautiful Booti Booti National the Ruins Campground was perfect. Great weather, swims, walks and a visit nearby Forster.
