Experience the quintessential Australian coastal getaway at Tuross Beach Cabins & Campsites, a premier holiday destination perfectly positioned on the spectacular South Coast of New South Wales. Located at the very edge of the Tuross Head peninsula, this park offers an unparalleled geographical advantage, nestled exactly where the pristine waters of the Tuross River estuary flow into the vast Pacific Ocean. This unique location provides guests with front-row seats to some of the most breathtaking water views in the Eurobodalla region, where the sandbanks shift with the tides and the horizon stretches endlessly.
Tuross Head is a hidden gem of a village, celebrated for its twin lakes and dramatic coastal vistas. At Tuross Beach Cabins & Campsites, you are at the heart of this natural playground. The park is surrounded by water on three sides, allowing for a diverse range of aquatic activities right from your doorstep. Whether you prefer the calm, sheltered shallows of the river estuary—ideal for families with young children and stand-up paddleboarding—or the rolling surf of the main beach for world-class surfing and beachcombing, the choice is yours. The region is also a sanctuary for local birdlife and marine species; it is common to see pelicans gliding over the sandbars and dolphins playing in the river mouth.
Accommodation at Tuross Beach is designed to capture the essence of coastal living. The park offers a variety of high-quality self-contained cabins that boast panoramic ocean and river views, providing a comfortable sanctuary after a day of exploration. For the traditional camper, the spacious, level powered and unpowered sites are meticulously maintained, with many offering absolute waterfront positions. The facilities are tailored for ease and relaxation, featuring modern amenities blocks, clean camp kitchens, and social BBQ areas that encourage a friendly community atmosphere among travellers.
Beyond the park boundaries, the charming village of Tuross Head offers a selection of boutique eateries and scenic coastal walks. A highlight for many is the local cycleway that snakes around the entire headland, offering spectacular views at every turn. Food enthusiasts will delight in the local seafood, particularly the famous oysters harvested from nearby leases. Whether you are casting a line into the estuary for an evening catch of flathead or simply enjoying a sunset over the water from your campsite, Tuross Beach Cabins & Campsites provides a serene and picturesque base to enjoy the very best of the Sapphire Coast lifestyle.
Tuross Beach Cabins & Campsites – NSW Location Map
Tuross Beach Cabins & Campsites
- Address: 81-83 Nelson Parade, Tuross Head NSW 2537
- Website: turossbeach.com.au
- GPS Coordinates: -36.06437, 150.1339
Site Specifications & Information
- Location: Absolute waterfront headland at the Tuross River mouth and Pacific Ocean entrance.
- Site Suitable For: Caravans, motorhomes, camper trailers, and self-contained cabin stays.
- Road Access: Fully sealed road access via Nelson Parade; easy entry for all vehicle sizes.
- Site Surface: Level grassy sites and stable hard-stand areas with ocean or river views.
- Available Facilities:
- Waterfront Cabins (1 & 2 bedroom options)
- Powered and Unpowered Waterfront Sites
- Modern Amenities Blocks with hot showers
- Camp Kitchen with full cooking facilities
- Undercover BBQ Areas
- Guest Laundry
- Direct access to Tuross Beach and River Estuary
- Fish Cleaning Station
- Free Wi-Fi (Limits apply)
- Essentials to Bring: Beach towels, fishing gear, bicycles for the cycleway, snorkelling gear, and sun protection.
- Pet Friendly: Yes, pet-friendly year-round on sites (subject to park rules and seasonal restrictions).
- Fishing: World-class estuary fishing in the Tuross River; surf fishing directly from the beach.
- Short Walks:
- Tuross Head Memorial Path (Direct access)
- Rivermouth Sandbar Walk (At low tide)
- One Tree Point Lookout Loop (1.2km)
Local Amenities
Local Pubs
- Tavern at Tuross (1.2km) – Stunning lake views, bistro meals, and cold beverages.
- Club Tuross (1.5km) – Bowling club with restaurant and bar facilities.
- The Bodalla Arms / Hotel (13.5km) – Historic country pub in the village of Bodalla.
Places to Eat
- The Tuross Boatshed (0.8km) – Iconic seafood and coffee on the riverbank.
- The Pickled Octopus (0.9km) – Thai-inspired seafood dining with water views.
- Lush Cafe (1.1km) – Popular breakfast and coffee spot in the village centre.
Local Attractions
- Tuross Head Cycleway (0.1km) – Scenic sealed path winding around the headland.
- One Tree Point Lookout (1.2km) – Panoramic views for whale watching and photography.
- Coila Lake (2.5km) – Ideal for sailing, windsurfing, and prawning (seasonal).
- Historic Bodalla Village (13.5km) – Famous for artisanal cheese and heritage architecture.
- Narooma Mill Bay Boardwalk (21km) – Scenic walk for spotting stingrays and seals.
Nearest Caravan Parks
- Discovery Parks – Tuross Head (1.8km) – Located near Coila Lake.
- Beachcomber Holiday Park (18km) – Secluded off-grid park at Potato Point.
Nearest Free/Low-Cost Camps
- Bodalla Park Rest Area (15km) – Roadside rest stop north of Bodalla.
- Brou Lake Campground (16.5km) – Primitive National Park camping.
Nearest Dump Points
- On-site Dump Point (0km) – Available for park guests.
- Narooma Public Dump Point (21km) – Located near the Narooma Visitor Centre.
Nearest Petrol Stations
- Tuross Head Service Station (1.4km) – Local fuel and convenience shop.
- United Bodalla (13km) – Convenience fuel on the Princes Highway.
Drinking Water Resupply
- On-site Taps (0km) – Potable town water available throughout the park.
- Tuross Foreshore Park (0.8km) – Public water access near the boat ramp.
Public Toilets
- Nelson Parade Day Use Area (0.1km) – Public facilities right near the beach entrance.
- Tuross village centre (1.1km) – Accessible public facilities.
Seasonal Weather Forecast: Tuross Head
- Summer (Dec-Feb): Warm and breezy. Daytime average 24°C–27°C. Perfect for estuary swimming and surfing.
- Autumn (Mar-May): Mild and stable. Daytime average 19°C–23°C. Excellent for coastal cycling and fishing.
- Winter (Jun-Aug): Crisp and bright. Daytime average 14°C–17°C. Best time for land-based whale spotting from headlands.
- Spring (Sep-Nov): Refreshing sea breezes. Daytime average 18°C–22°C. Native birdlife is active; perfect for photography.