Camping Angourie

G'day Kelvin, cant help with the camping, but I vividly remember
Angourie for the worst mosquitos I have struck in Australia, so dont forget the Rid. cheers...oldbaz.

In the late 70s used to camp in the bush south of Angourie.
And had it perfect just about every time we went there.
Just north of angourie is a place called spooky's from memory it was a left.

Also we used to drive way down south I think to brooms head this is all from the hazy 70s
We got waves all along the coast around there.

You probably arnt allowed down along the coast any more.

Great memory's.

All the best
Eric

Kelvin
You got a few at Yamba.
The best in my opinion is the blue dolphin then the one right in town which the name escapes me.
Both 5 minutes from Angourie.
Don't forget Pippy beach has some really nice waves as well as turners beach if the swells from the east southeast.
Enjoy.

Harry

Can you drive onto the beach to the South and maybe camp in the dunes?

Hi Kelvin,
Beach travel is a no go unless you buy a permit from Clarence Valley Council. Don't know what it costs.
Try the south about 40k's away at Brooms Head caravan park well priced and good amenities, or the National park at Red Rock, its a bit pricey with no showers and only a long drop.
The Yamba/Angourie area has become very touristy of late, and are becoming less camper orientated.
Even further south from Broom you can travel towards Sandon and on further to Wooli/Minnie Waters down the Candole State Forest road. The Local are very helpful.
Hope this helps,, Enjoy your waves.

Hairs