Camel Rock

Camel Rock is a sandy beach break with a persistent sandbar that produces long left-hand waves running fast across a rock and sand bottom. With the right swell and wind combination, particularly northeast to southeast swells paired with offshore westerly winds, the waves can get quite hollow and sections can peel quickly over 100 metres. Low tide is the best time to paddle out, and the break is surfable at all stages but most consistent during autumn and winter swells.

There is no publicly available information on the surf history, notable sessions, competitions, or surfers associated with this break. A local surf school operates from the beach, but no historical record of when the spot first became popular or any specific surf events.

The beach access is straightforward, with parking and a viewing platform at the northern end of Wallaga Lake Road. Rocks present a hazard in and around the lineup, and the spot borders open ocean without much shelter except from northeasterly winds. Sharks have been reported in the area.