An Awesome Caravan or Camping Destination in NSW

Treachery Beach, near the Light House at Seal Rocks, is the location of numerous historical shipwrecks over the years. A Kerosene powered Lighthouse was erected in 1875 in an attempt to slow the curb of the life threatening shipwrecks, but alas, they still continue. Once you have set up camp, head out on a leisurely walk through the rainforest on the Treachery Head Walking Track and lap up the amazing views of the Pacific Ocean, Coastal Bushland and the Sugarloaf Point Lighthouse.

So where should you stay? Located between Treachery Beach and Lighthouse Beach at Seal Rocks is the beautiful Treachery Camp Site nestled in Bushland. It is not overly large, and has campsites that are powered and provides excellent amenities such as hot showers, toilets, baby change tables, a laundry, a large camp kitchen and gas barbeques. This might not be the ideal location for a large groups, but if you're thinking of going camping alone or as a couple to unwind, then this might be the place for you.

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