Relaxation Redefined: Haycock Point Picnic Area


Come experience the beauty of Haycock Point picnic area, the perfect spot for a delightful lunch with your loved ones in the stunning Pambula region of Beowa National Park. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking coastal views, catch a glimpse of winter whales frolicking in the ocean, and take advantage of the convenient access to picturesque walking trails.

Conveniently located just a short drive away from Pambula or Eden on the dazzling Sapphire Coast of New South Wales, Haycock Point picnic area is a beloved destination for families, tourists, and locals alike. Unwind at a shaded picnic table while the little ones run around on the lush grass, and savor the magnificent ocean vistas that surround you as you indulge in a delicious meal. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to create lasting memories in this enchanting setting.

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