Crowdy Bay National Park

The sculpted rock formations of Diamond Head jut more than 100 m above Crowdy Bay. Australian author Kylie Tennant lived and wrote beneath the head, and her hut has been restored and maintained.

At low tide you can explore the rocks formations and pools below the cliffs. There's good fishing, birdwatching and fascinating headland walks with abundant wildlife. Car-based and caravan camping is available at Diamond Head, Indian Head and Kylies Beach. Camping fees apply. Bring your own drinking water, firewood is sold on site.

There are many things to do and see at the park including exploring the rocks & pools below the cliffs, fishing, birdwatching, headland walks, wildlife viewing, car-based camping, caravan camping, picnicking, bushwalking, swimming and boating. The park has many facilities such as camping areas, caravan access, public toilets, picnic tables, BBQs, walking tracks and boat ramps.