Description

The surf club operates a small and unique grassy campsite that borders right onto the golden sand. Coledale beach is beautifully sandwiched between the rolling blue surf of the pacific and the rolling green tree canopy of the Illawarra escarpment. Just 1 hour south of Sydney CBD, the small beachside village of Coledale is accessed by the spectacular Grand Pacific Drive via the stunning Sea Cliff Bridge. Well serviced from Sydney and the south coast by city rail trains. The beach is a great surfing spot, with the right conditions offering nice right and left hand breaks. Coledale Beach is a great location to enjoy the beach, swim, surf, fish, dive or just sit back, enjoy the views and sound of the surf at your doorstep. Regular visits by dolphins playing just off the beach and close views of migrating humpback and southern right whales just add to the experience. The Coledale Surf Life Saving Club Inc. manages the Camping Reserve under the License from Wollongong City Council. Book well in advance as there is often no vacancies. Check the website for availability. For travellers information, the ammenities have been upgraded now. Some sites have suffered badly but are still susceptible to being damp under foot after the rain, but hopefully with the extended dry periods this will improve.