Kayak camping, tides & launches: Jervis Bay & the NSW South Coast
Jervis Bay & the NSW South Coast: Coastal paddling with 102 campsites, 99 boat launches and 7 modelled tide points. See them on the map, check today's tides and wind, or, with a Coast Map Pass, download the whole region (8 MB) to your phone for trips without signal.
Campsites
From OpenStreetMap, coloured on the map by what you need before staying. 13 mention boat, canoe or kayak access (🛶). Always confirm fees, permits and closures with the operator.
Fee or reservation (17)
- Beachside 🛶
- Brou Lake Campground
- Bungonia Campground
- Coolendel Camp
- Depot Beach Campground 🛶
- Durras Beach North Tourist Park 🛶
- Gradys Riverside Retreat
- Greater Keyhole
- Holiday Haven Burrlil Lake
- Holiday Haven Shoalhaven Heads
- Lesser Keyhole
- Milton Showground Primitive Camping Ground
- Moruya Holiday Park
- Mystery Bay Campground
- Pebbly Beach 🛶
- Reflections Bermagui - Holiday Park
- Shallow Crossing Campground
Permit, protocol or private (3)
Free or backcountry (8)
- Bibbenluke
- Bodalla Forest Park Rest Area
- Burrumbeet Brook camp site
- Burrumbreet Cave
- Charleyong Crossing
- Oallen Crossing camp site
- Wog Wog Campground
- Yalwal Campground
Fees not recorded (check locally) (54)
- A Friend's Place
- Alamein Caravan Park
- Badgee Park Caravan And Camping Area
- Bakers Flat Camping Area
- Benandarah Rest Area
- Bermaguie creek side camp
- Blue Gum Flat Campground
- Bream Beach Holiday Park 🛶
- Bristol Point Camping Ground
- Camp Rock
- Canowie Brook campsite
- Cave Beach Camping Area 🛶
- Congo Point Campground - Eurobodalla NP
- Cooyoyo campsite
- Dalmeny Caravan And Camping Ground
- Deua River Camping Area
- Dry Creek Camping Area
- Dry River Rest Area
- Endrick River Crossing
- Free Camping
- Greenfield Beach 🛶
- Greenpatch Camping Area
- Hidden Creek Camping Site
- Honeymoon Bay Campground
- Ingenia Holiday Park
- Korners Park
- Lagoon Point Conference And Camping Area
- Lakesea Caravan Park
- Lemongrab
- Link Road
- Long Gully 1
- Long Gully 2
- Meroo Beach Dispersed Camp Site 🛶
- Meroo Head Camping Ground
- Murramarang Beachfront Nature Resort 🛶
- North Head Campground
- North Head Camping Area
- Oaky Beach Camp Ground 🛶
- Pretty Beach 🛶
- Red Gum Campground
- Riverside Caravan Park
- Sassafras
- Seacrest Waterfront Caravan Park
- Shoalhaven Ski Park
- Shoalhaven Zoo Camping Reserve
- Styles Creek
- Sunburnt Beach Campground 🛶
- Tables and Chairs Rest Area
- Termeil Point Dispersed Campground
- The Cove Glamping Area
- Toorooroo
- Tuross Beach Holiday Park 🛶
- Whittakers Creek
- Yadboro Flat
Tide stations
Highs and lows for the next year, the 24-hour tide curve, wind and the marine forecast.
- Batemans Bay
- Bermagui
- Huskisson (Jervis Bay)
- Jervis Bay entrance
- Kiama
- Montague Island (Narooma)
- Ulladulla
Boat launches
- Callala Bay Boatramp
- Calymea Kayak Ramp
- Coonemia Creek
- Crookhaven Heads Boat Ramp
- Cunjurong Point Boat Ramp
- Dyball Reserve
- Fishermans Paradise
- Greenwell Point Slipway
- Lake Conjola Entrance boat ramp
- Mill Bay Boat Ramp
- Mossy Point Boat Ramp
- Murrays Boat Ramp
- Myola Boatramp
- Orient Point Boat Ramp
- Preddy's Wharf
Plus 84 unnamed launches on the map.
Camping and tides in Australia
Tides in Queensland come from the Queensland Government (based on Bureau of Meteorology predictions); in New South Wales and Tasmania they are predicted from gauge readings (Sydney and Spring Bay, via UHSLC) or modelled from satellite data (EOT20) between gauges, not official predictions. Many islands are national park with booked campsites (Queensland Parks e-permits). Watch for marine stingers in summer and crocodiles in the north, and check the Bureau of Meteorology coastal forecast. All Australia regions.
Download for GPS and other map apps
102 campsites and 99 boat launches as GPX (GPS units, Gaia GPS, OsmAnd) or KML (Google Earth, Google My Maps).