Pebbly Beach Campground — Campground in Diggers Camp

Reviews of Pebbly Beach Campground

• Jose

  Added 2016.07.31

  I can’t recommend this spot more highly and is the premier camping area on the East Coast I’ve seen.
• Jaden

  Added 2016.04.22

  The camping spots are located so close to the beach and we used the small tent area and had room to spare for a hammock! There were plenty of people around but somehow it still felt so secluded.
• Cole

  Added 2016.02.13

  Did not camp here but wishing we did. Pathway to the beach looks more maintained. Very much worth a day's visit. The walk to Depot beach was enjoyable. Nice sand along the beach, the pebbles are further on, full pebble beach was up ahead on the way to
• Grace

  Added 2016.01.10

  Pebbly Beach is a jaw-droppingly gorgeous spot.
• Sarah

  Added 2015.10.25

  While we were here we enjoyed the lovely water for swimming, fishing and body surfing. It’s a pristine spot for exploring and relaxing on the beach.
• Matthew

  Added 2015.06.04

  They are now using a second ramp indicated by signs. It is pretty easy to see, closer to the inlet about 30 metres. It should be clear by the tire tracks.
• Ethan

  Added 2014.09.06

  Great campsite right on the beach, very well kept with good facilities. 4WD only as you need to drive on the beach and cross a creek to reach the campsite.
• Adrian

  Added 2014.07.12

  Great place on the Beach, thereis a creek crossing to get to it and ideally needs to be crossed at low tide.
• Madison

  Added 2014.07.06

  Depot.
• Xavier

  Added 2014.07.01

  When arriving for Pebbly Beach make sure you know the tides as it is only accessible by beach drive and water crossing at low tide. The beach drive takes about 25 minutes (or less) from the turn off at the bins. When crossing the water at the end of this drive the water was only mid-shin or about 30cm at most spots if you pick your crossing right.
• Blake

  Added 2013.08.26

  Rob the ranger is a top bloke and clearly a local legend. All the services here were in top order including toilets with ramp accessibility.
• Julian

  Added 2013.04.18

  Make sure to deflate your tires and get your tidal times for your stay. One hour after low tide is best to cross. The old ramp is not functional anymore.