Linen and blankets are available for hire. Our standard cabins are located at Sandbar Camp overlooking beautiful Smiths Lake. They sleep up to five persons and include a fully equipped kitchenette and free-to-air television. Linen and blankets available for hire. Sandbar Camp is on absolute frontage to Smiths Lake with a metre walk around the edge of the lake to the southern end of Cellito Beach. There are a number of powered sites in premium locations available for caravans, campers and motorhomes.
Each site is located in close proximity to all amenities and facilities. There are a number of powered sites available for caravans, campers and motorhomes.
Smiths Lake is just across the road and access to Cellito Beach is metres along the boardwalk. Aliyore Sydney, Australia contributions.
You really need to bring some sort of shade There are 4 wheel drives and dogs on the beach but that didn't bother us. A magic spot.
Too dangerous - especially when lake is opened and all the small fish pour out into the shark's mouths. Doesn't happen often but when it does , take the warning. Skeney57 Sydney, Australia 21, contributions. From our Holiday House we have viewed Sandbar for many years but finally visited this trip. It's an easy walk from the track out of Sandbar Caravan Park because it's a 4wd section only from the sign posted beach.
There is very limited parking 4 or 5 cars max for 2wd. But a short 15 minute stroll to your own stretch of beach. Steph Sydney, Australia 41 contributions.
Have to drive through a dirt track without reception first. Slow and bumpy. Risk of puncturing tires. Pass a couple caravan parks on the way. Finally park and walk on the sand, through grass and through vast sand area where there would be water otherwise. MetteAnker Copeland, Australia 28 contributions. We have camped in the Bushland camping many times over the years and nothing has changed,,, Yes it looks tired and yes it is outdated but it is Bushland camping with hot showers and toilet facilities on the beach and by the lake.
It is a brilliant location and it is great nothing has changed, Jumping pillows and swimming pools with slippery slides would not be right in a park that is named Bushland Camping. Joel J North Rocks, Australia contributions.
Still a very native and untouched beach, we usually stay for a week or so at the sandbar tourist park which is so relaxing and uncrowded and take beautiful walks onto the serene beach. Lawrence S Sydney, Australia 33 contributions. Loved walking on the beach, the headland, swimming and just wave watching along Sandbar and Celito beach.
Samuel G Roseville, Australia 71 contributions. Waves can be rather severe at times but it looks beautiful. You can get a permit to drive a 4WD on the beach and the lake opposite is truly superb.
P H Sydney, Australia 8 contributions. The cabin we had was dirty both floor and cutlery. The beach faces east-southeast and receives waves averaging 1. The northern Bald Head and the southern head provide some protection from waves and wave height does decrease slightly to the south, however the rips still prevail.
An exposed rip-dominated beach. Be very careful, stay close to shore and away from the rips and feeder currents.
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