Five Rocks Camping Area

The Five Rocks camping area offers a unique and rugged camping experience within a coastal woodland setting, providing access to a stunning vehicle-free beach. Situated 28 kilometers east of Water Park Creek and just north of the Stockyard Point township, this camping area is nestled within the picturesque Byfield National Park in Australia.

Additional rules

1) Open fires: allowed in fire rings only (except when fire bans apply).
2) Generators: allowed. Generators may be operated only between 8am and 7pm providing they have a sound rating of 65 decibels (2.0Kva) or less.

Things to know

The Five Rocks camping area is accessed via the Byfield National Park. Its location, just north of Stockyard Point township, offers a serene escape from urban life, allowing you to reconnect with nature in a relatively remote environment access to the camping area requires a high clearance 4WD vehicle. There are a total of 12 numbered and defined camp sites, with a maximum occupancy of six people per site. Basic facilities such as composting toilets, picnic tables, and water (which should be treated before drinking) are provided. Campers need to bring their own shower equipment for the available shower cubicle. As the camping area aims to blend with the natural environment, open fires are allowed in designated fire rings. Clean, milled timber is to be brought by campers, except during fire bans. To have a comfortable and enjoyable experience at the Five Rocks camping area, it's recommended to bring insect repellent, sunscreen, a first-aid kit, sturdy rubbish bags, sufficient drinking water, and an ample supply of fuel for your vehicle due to the remote nature of the location. Mobile phone coverage can be unreliable in the area. Reception may be available from Stockyard Point headland or on the beach during low tide.

Neighborhood

The area is suitable for walking and offers a scenic drive, providing opportunities to explore the coastal woodland and enjoy the natural beauty of the landscape. If you're a water enthusiast, you can engage in snorkeling and diving activities to explore the marine life in the nearby waters. The camping area's proximity to the beach means you can indulge in refreshing swims in the clear coastal waters. Fishing is also a popular activity, allowing you to try your luck in catching some of the local marine species.