Culburra Beach, NSW
Dog Friendly Beaches
0421 474 582
Culburra/Crookhaven   Beach    –   the   most   popular   of   the   two   beaches   for   dog   fanciers,   it is   a   3.7   km   long,   wide   sandy   expansive   beach   from   Penguin   Head,   at   Culburra   and running   North   to   Crookhaven   Heads.   Even   in   the   middle   of   summer,   the   beach   is   never crowded   and   access   points   are   available   along   the   full   length   of   the   beach.   Waves   are around   1.5   metres   decreasing   along   the   southern   end   known   as   Tilbury   Cove.      Dogs   are allowed   on   the   beach   24hrs   ,7   days   a   week   with   leash   free   times   from   3pm   –   10am (Autumn/winter months); 4pm – 8am ( Summer holiday period). Warrain   Beach/Currarong   Beach    -      is   the   main   surfing   beach   for   the   settlement   of Culburra.   It   begins   on   the   south   side   of   Penguin   Head   and   runs   to   the   south      also   for   3.7 kilometres   past   the   usually   blocked   mouth   of   Wollumboola   Lake   to   the   low   rocks   at Kinghorn   Point,   via   a   track   off   Currarong   road   on   the   way   to   Currarong.   It   is   a   long sandy   beach      with   access   points   along   the   first   1km,   and   the   last   1km.   Dogs   are   allowed on    the    beach    24hrs    ,7    days    a    week    with    leash    free    times    from    3pm    to    10am (Autumn/winter months); 4pm to 8am (Summer holiday period). Wollumboola   Lake      is   a   restricted   area,   given   the   native   bird   life,   therefore   dogs   are not   allowed   in   and   around   the   lake   shores   on   the   northern   side   of   the   Lake,   nor   are they allowed to access the lake from Warrain beach side.
Culburra has two surfing beaches that are both dog friendly . . .
Crookhaven    Heads     –        dogs    are    most    welcome    along    the    bush    walk    up    to    the Crookhaven    Heads    historic    lighthouse,    from    Crookhaven    lookout    and    around    the foreshore areas including Crookhaven River & Crookhaven/Culburra beach. Callala   Bay   and   Beach    –   are   located   at   the   northern   end   of   Jervis   Bay   and   are   a   short 10minute   drive   from   Culburra.   Both   bay   and   beach   have   leash   free   areas   for   dogs between 4pm – 8am daily and also  on leash dog friendly 24hrs, 7 days a week. The   Wreck   Walk   from   Abrahams   Bosom,   Currarong    –   this   is   a   really   easy   3km   walk that   takes   you   to   some   pristine   beaches   along   the   way.   The   Coombes   walk   is   longer   at 9km   and   also   takes   you   to   some   remote   locations.   Dogs   are   allowed   on   the   tracks   on lead   and   also   allowed   on   the   beaches   and   foreshore   areas.   You   do   need   to   take   water, as this is not available along the trails. If   heading   out   for   a   half   or   full   day   trip   further   south   then   you   will   find   dog   friendly beaches   at   Huskisson,   Vincentia,   Sanctuary   Point,   Basin   View,   Swan   Lake,   Bendalong and   Lake   Conjola.   If   heading   north,   then   Shoalhaven   Heads   beach,   100metres   down from the patrolled area,  is also dog friendly. Click here   for more information on off/on leash areas in the Shoalhaven area.
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Culburra Beach, NSW
Dog Friendly Beaches
0421 474 582
Culburra/Crookhaven    Beach     –    the    most popular     of     the     two     beaches     for     dog fanciers,   it   is   a   3.7   km   long,   wide   sandy expansive    beach    from    Penguin    Head,    at Culburra   and   running   North   to   Crookhaven Heads.   Even   in   the   middle   of   summer,   the beach   is   never   crowded   and   access   points are   available   along   the   full   length   of   the beach.     Waves     are     around     1.5     metres decreasing   along   the   southern   end   known   as Tilbury    Cove.        Dogs    are    allowed    on    the beach   24hrs   ,7   days   a   week   with   leash   free times    from    3pm    –    10am    (Autumn/winter months);    4pm    –    8am    (    Summer    holiday period). Warrain   Beach/Currarong   Beach    -      is   the main   surfing   beach   for   the   settlement   of Culburra.    It    begins    on    the    south    side    of Penguin   Head   and   runs   to   the   south      also   for 3.7    kilometres    past    the    usually    blocked mouth    of    Wollumboola    Lake    to    the    low rocks    at    Kinghorn    Point,    via    a    track    off Currarong   road   on   the   way   to   Currarong.   It is   a   long   sandy   beach      with   access   points along   the   first   1km,   and   the   last   1km.   Dogs are   allowed   on   the   beach   24hrs   ,7   days   a week   with   leash   free   times   from   3pm   to 10am   (Autumn/winter   months);   4pm   to   8am (Summer holiday period). Wollumboola    Lake        is    a    restricted    area, given   the   native   bird   life,   therefore   dogs are    not    allowed    in    and    around    the    lake shores   on   the   northern   side   of   the   Lake,   nor are   they   allowed   to   access   the   lake   from Warrain beach side.
Culburra has two surfing beaches that are both dog friendly . . .
Crookhaven     Heads      –          dogs     are     most welcome    along    the    bush    walk    up    to    the Crookhaven   Heads   historic   lighthouse,   from Crookhaven      lookout      and      around      the foreshore   areas   including   Crookhaven   River & Crookhaven/Culburra beach. Callala   Bay   and   Beach    –   are   located   at   the northern   end   of   Jervis   Bay   and   are   a   short 10minute   drive   from   Culburra.   Both   bay   and beach     have     leash     free     areas     for     dogs between   4pm   –   8am   daily   and   also      on   leash dog friendly 24hrs, 7 days a week. The   Wreck   Walk   from   Abrahams   Bosom, Currarong    –   this   is   a   really   easy   3km   walk that    takes    you    to    some    pristine    beaches along   the   way.   The   Coombes   walk   is   longer at   9km   and   also   takes   you   to   some   remote locations.   Dogs   are   allowed   on   the   tracks   on lead   and   also   allowed   on   the   beaches   and foreshore   areas.   You   do   need   to   take   water, as this is not available along the trails. If   heading   out   for   a   half   or   full   day   trip further   south   then   you   will   find   dog   friendly beaches   at   Huskisson,   Vincentia,   Sanctuary Point,    Basin    View,    Swan    Lake,    Bendalong and   Lake   Conjola.   If   heading   north,   then Shoalhaven   Heads   beach,   100metres   down from    the    patrolled    area,        is    also    dog friendly. Click   here    for   more   information   on   off/on leash areas in the Shoalhaven area.
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