Richardson's Shack

This is one of my favourite spots in Lincoln National Park.

Access to the beach is via steps or down a slightly steeper path. The beach itself is covered in millions of tiny shells and soft sand. Water is crystal clear and calm - stays shallow for a long way. Lots of hikes, and the wildlife is abundant. We were visited by emus, kangaroos and many bird species. You need a vehicle permit and must book a campsite. The sites are unallocated but are limited. A beautiful camping area. This is an off grid campsite. You need self contained toilet, shower and kitchen. No campfires allowed during fire season. 

Richardsons Shack campground has beautiful views of the sheltered Spalding Cove. There is partial shade and exposure to westerly winds. The campground offers unallocated and unpowered camping for 5 vehicles. Access all weather 2WD track, suitable for tents, camper trailers and caravans. 

Spalding Cove Bush Campground

This is a fantastic spot that offers shade and beach access and is on the sheltered side of Lincoln National Park - which can be quite windy. These are unallocated and off grid camp sites, so you will need to be fully self-contained. The beach is good, not one of the prettiest in the national park, but it is sheltered and has an incredible variety of birdlife, particularly at low tide. There are also razor fish in the shallows. Access to many walking trails is available directly behind the campsites.