Jervis Bay·NSW
Booderee National Park
Bushwalks, quiet coves and Aboriginal-managed country on the southern headland of Jervis Bay.
Jervis BaySouth Coast NSW
The things in Jervis Bay that work with children in tow, rather than the ones you endure with them.
13 of the 13 things we have written up in Jervis Bay
Jervis Bay·NSW
Bushwalks, quiet coves and Aboriginal-managed country on the southern headland of Jervis Bay.
Jervis Bay·NSW
The long, quiet beach on the northern shore of Jervis Bay, looking back across the water at Beecroft Peninsula. Off-leash dog area on the restricted hours.
Jervis Bay·NSW
A four bedroom holiday house a short walk from the beach, with a pool, a sauna and a cabana.
Jervis Bay·NSW
The town beach, facing into the bay rather than the ocean, so it is flat on the days the surf beaches are not.
Jervis Bay·NSW
A flat, sealed path along the bay from the town centre past Moona Moona Creek. Good with a pram.
Jervis Bay·NSW
Resident bottlenose dolphins year round, and humpbacks on migration between May and November.
Jervis Bay·NSW
Huskisson's indoor option, built around a 1911 Sydney ferry that was made a few hundred metres up the creek. Open every day.
Jervis Bay·NSW
A shallow tidal creek mouth at the southern end of Huskisson Beach. The calmest water in town for small children.
Jervis Bay·NSW
A waterfront park in the middle of Huskisson, and the memorial to the 82 men lost when HMAS Voyager sank off Jervis Bay in 1964.
Jervis Bay·NSW
The white sand beach Jervis Bay is famous for, with water shallow and clear enough for small kids.
Jervis Bay·NSW
An easy coastal track between Greenfield Beach and Hyams Beach, through bush and out onto the sand.
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The shared path behind Collingwood Beach at Vincentia. The dog is welcome on a lead here, which the beach itself is not.
Jervis Bay·NSW
The beach below Plantation Point at Vincentia, and one of only four around Jervis Bay where dogs are allowed off the lead.