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Diamond Head Camping Area

Diamond Head Camping Area is a popular beachside campground within Crowdy Bay National Park, situated at the northern end of the park at the bottom of South Dunbogan Beach.

Managed by NSW National Parks, it accommodates up to 75 sites suitable for motorhomes, caravans, campervans, camper trailers, and tents, though no powered sites are available.

Facilities include flushing toilets, cold outdoor showers, gas barbecues, picnic shelters, and a dump point. Direct beach access is available for both pedestrians and vehicles (beach driving permit required).

No fresh water is available on site, so visitors should arrive prepared. The surrounding area offers excellent walking opportunities, including the 4.

8 km Diamond Head loop track via Indian Head, which delivers panoramic views of coast, mountains, and forest, as well as the shorter Mermaid Lookout track. Eastern grey kangaroos are commonly seen around the campground.

As with all NSW national parks, dogs are not permitted.


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