Camping spots on Stockton??

Lost the MM with your address. Can you send it again and I will send the disk. As for Stockton, can't help.
Vince

Signman,

I think that you can camp just about any where on Stockton Beach.
Most camp at the southern end near the lakes and trees or just behind the sand dunes also on the southern end of the beach.

Wayne

Having camped up there a few times, stay well away from the southern end near the Lavis Lane access as the "ferals" camp around there and ride their quaddies and 4wds' etc all night, you can't do much about it when a single vehicle especially as they are half tanked.
I did hear that since the last permit change that camping in the bush along the Lavis Lane entrance was now not allowed so things may have changed as there isn't any 2wd accessible camping except at the carpark. Depends on how well rules are enforced.
If you camp back behind the frontal dunes you can avoid the worst of the wind if it kicks up.
Otherwise either Stockton or Anna Bay for camping.

Hi Signman,
When you get the beach permit it'll show some shaded areas that are private property and therefore off limits.

Anywhere that's Worimi Conservation Lands and under National Parks control is good to go. Basically almost anywhere from about 1km south of the northern access down to the Sygna wreck.

If I had a scanner here at work I'd post an image of the map for you. (Hey, it will probably be on the NPWS website!)

All the information should be here: Worimi Lands

Hope this helps,
Geoff

I generally camp up near the anna bay end - few weeks back had two "people" drop in on me 9 PM - they were off there nuts drunk and had been smoking pot ( and offered me some --- which i declined) kept asking me if i had more people coming and what time .......

the next day at 10 am another guy stumbles into my camp area drunk of is head - had his car bogged very bad -- a few of us helped him out - to which he then told us he will be driving back home to Sydney now ???? WHAT THE HELL ???? if i had known that i would have left him there ... asked him what tire pressure -- he said why ??? normal road pressure ????

these 2 incidences have left me a little upset as i have had nothing but joy from there ......

If anyone from NPWS is perusing this forum .... can you guys PLEASE get some random breath testing done on the beach as this drunk person is not the first i have come accross -- some are that drunk they can not even walk .....

Now with that all said --- get on the beach at anna bay -- drive for maybe 2 - 3 Km and choose a spot ..... take note of the high tide mark --- you need to camp after the For dunes - and if you have a few adults you need your own toilet which i am sure the NPWS randomly check ,...

Boc

I've always camped near the water, near the Sygna (or whatever it's called) Anywheres good so long as the wind isn't too strong.
Paul

Hi Signman

Camp there mmm about 6 times over the year i camp up Anna Bay end just in behind the first row of dunes the biggest thing about camping there is watch out for GLASS
The drunk d**khead 4wdrivers like to just leave there beer bottles all over the place aswell as there rubbish and up that end they drive alot faster its a 40kph speed limit im sure but i seen guys doing 80 or 90 kph im sure theres lots of people hurt every year and keep a eye on the weather then a southern change comes up the coast it not much fun but dont let the little things put you off if the weather is right its a beautiful place for a weekend camp

Glenn