On the South Coast of NSW
The first place to visit Wallaga Lake is Camel Rock Beach.
Where is Camel Rock Beach
You look for the sign to turn off Wallaga Lake Road to Camel Rock Surf Beach. From the carpark you can walk to the beach.
The Drive from Narooma
On the drive from Narooma to Bermagui. You can take the Bermagui Road which turns onto Wallaga Lake Road.
Then, you cross over a one-lane bridge with the water from Lake Wallaga on either side of you.
I wasn't expecting to find myself driving on a road with water on either side of me.
You will find a few of these one-lane bridges in this area. If there is a vehicle coming over the bridge, you wait until they have crossed over it.
And, you will cross over lakes and creeks as they exit the bays and ocean.
Wallaga Lake
By staying in Wallaga Lake, you can visit Camel Rock Beach at different times of the day.
This means you can capture photography in various light conditions. That is, sunset, the hour before sunset, sunrise, blue hour, and at night.
Also, it means you can capture the different weather scenarios. Like the dark rain clouds rolling in towards the coast.
You'll Find Camel Rock Beach at Wallaga Lake near Bermagui Australia
Camel Rock
I loved being there.
You can stand by the rocks, When the tide is out, you can see these geological structures.
It's a place where you can photograph the seascape and rocks.
And, you'll feel a sense of the idea of being there.
Where is Camel Rock Beach in New South Wales?
You'll find the location of Camel Rock Beach on the below map.
Camel Rock Beach
Camel Rock
The first time I went to Camel Rock, the tide was in more. So, I only walked up close to it.
On a subsequent visit, the tide was out. So, when the tide is low, you can walk around the rock further along the beach.
You can imagine my surprise when I realized there looked to be more than one big rock.
On one of the drives to the car park. An echidna was walking out of the shrubs onto the dirt road. I stopped. Then, it dashed back into the bushes.
Camel Rock Surf Beach
You can experience the Beach from wherever you are. Take some time for yourself. Stop and watch!
Sun shining on Camel Rock
There I was, standing on the viewing platform. Which is near the car park amongst the bushes.
One minute I'm looking at the Camel Rock. All of a sudden, the sun comes out.
And, it shines a small patch on the back top of Camel Rock.
It only lasted for a few seconds. Then, it was gone again.
Do you like to watch sunsets at the beach?
Get up close to Camel Rock
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Camel Rock Beach
Are you looking for a beach? Where you can spend some time along the south coast of New South Wales.
Walk in the sand. Photograph the rocks. Listen to the waves crash onto the shore.
Lookout at the ocean. Where it seems to never stop.
I just bought a DSLR. I am a newbie but I love nature photography. I look forward to seeing more of your photos and reading your blog.
Thank you Alice. That’s cool. Enjoy your journey with nature photography.
Just beautiful! I love huge rocks in the water like that. Camel Rock looks like a great photo op!
Thank you Lee Anne. Camel Rock is so cool for photography.
How lucky you are to live in such a beautiful part of the world. The landscapes are just stunning.
Thank you Casandra. I think so too.
Looks like a nice place to visit. It looks great for a day of getting out and about in the sun.
Thank you Eva. It’s cool, it’s not far from the car park to go for a walk along the beach.
That rock really does look like a camel! So beautiful!
Thank you Lisa. It’s amazing the shapes nature makes.
I am mesmerized by your pictures. How beautiful!
Ah, thank you Cathy.
That’s a cool rock! I love the picture with the light on the very top. It definitely has a great name!
Thank you Stacey. It’s was like a split second that the sun light up the back of Camel Rock. I thought I was so fortunate to see it happen.
Your pictures, as always, are gorgeous. I can totally see why they call it camel rock!
Thank you Cindy. I think so too.
Loving all your local guide recommendations…so beautiful. I could see compiling all of them into a travel guide.
Thank you kmf. That’s a great idea. Thanks for the suggestion.
Oooh, I love the last picture with the purple hues. My daughter’s favorite color is purple, so anytime I see purple I think of her.
Thank you, Sara. Cool, my favorite color is purple, too.
What lovely photos. Thank you for sharing the beauty of a far off place of us.
Thank you Melanie. You’re welcome.
What a beautiful place! Your photos are gorgeous. I so want to visit Australia.
Thank you Cindy. Hope you travel Australia.
Very nice rock formations and great capture
Thank you Hera. Camel Rock is so cool.
I had to google “echidna”, lol, learned something new. Thanks for showcasing the beauty of Australia through your lens.
Thank you Ethel. Glad you find out about the echidna.
I have been enjoying your photos, I look forward to your videos.
Thank you Missy. That’s cool, can’t wait to share them.
What amazing photos of such a beautiful location! Looks like you had the beach all to yourself. That rock does look like a camel! It’s amazing what the power of water can do to rocks over time.
Thank you Trisha. There was on only a few others there too. I think so too, how amazing how nature formed the rocks.
Your photos of Camel Rock are beautiful; thank you for sharing!
Thank you Tara. You’re welcome.
Your photos never cease to amaze me. Beautiful! Camel Rock definitely looks like a place to visit.
Thank you Michele. Camel Rock is so cool.
Looks like a really beautiful spot!
Thank you Stacey
Every post I read about Australia makes me sad we had to cancel our trip this year. I smiled when I saw your post about “Camel Rock”. When we recently visited Phoenix, we saw “Camelback” mountain. And even though we saw it from several perspectives, I really had to stretch to see the “camel” in the rock. Maybe I will see it when I visit Camel Rock in Australia!
Hope you get to reschedule your travel soon to Australia, Linda. And, get to see Camel Rock.