📍 Bermagui, NSW
Camel Rock in Bermagui features an ancient folded rock formation comprising 470-million-year-old turbidite beds created by underwater avalanches 450 million years ago, identified and named by Bass and Flinders during coastal mapping. The scenic lookout includes a viewing platform, picnic area under large shade trees, toilet facilities, and car/caravan parking with views down to Haywards Beach's long sandy stretch. A walking track leads to Murunna Point overlooking Wallaga Lake's ocean opening—a significant Aboriginal place—making it ideal for families seeking coastal scenery, surfing, swimming, snorkelling, and fishing on the Sapphire Coast.
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Camel Rock lookout is in Bermagui, NSW, Australia. GPS: -36.37827, 150.07736.
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