Pambula-Haycock area

To get to attractions in the Pambula-Haycock area of Beowa National Park:

• From Pambula, drive south along the Princes Highway for around 9km and turn left onto Haycock Road.
• Drive along Haycock Road to access most attractions in this area like The Pinnacles, Severs Beach, Barmouth Beach and Haycock Point.
• To access Pambula River walking track, turn left on Pambula Beach Road and drive 4km to Pambula river mouth.

You can fly into Merimbula Airport from Sydney and Melbourne.

Parking

• Barmouth Beach See on map
• Haycock Point picnic area See on map
• Severs Beach See on map
• Terrace Beach and Lennards Island See on map

The Pambula-Haycock area has plenty of things to do and see, whatever the season. Here are some of the highlights.

Autumn

The blue skies and crisp weather are perfect for walking tracks around the Pambula River mouth and Haycock Point. Start with a picnic at Haycock Point picnic area and set off on a walk towards Barmouth Beach. Aside from the roos, echidnas and waterbirds, you might have the place to yourself.

Spring

If you’ve come to see the whales frolicking and feeding, why not combine your national park visit with a whale watching tour. There’s wonderful beaches and places to see whales out at Haycock Point. Bird watchers will be in their element spotting crimson rosellas, new holland honeyeaters, eastern yellow robins and brown thornbills.

Summer

Now’s the time to get out on the water. Swim, kayak or snorkel in the sparkling waters of Pambula Lake. Barmouth Beach has bright red rock platforms worth exploring and lovely views out to Pambula Beach.

Toilets

• Haycock Point picnic area
• Pinnacles loop walking track

Picnic tables

• Haycock Point picnic area
• Terrace Beach and Lennards Island

Barbecue facilities

• Haycock Point picnic area

• Pambula-Haycock area factsheet
• Pambula-Haycock area map (4.3MB pdf)

The Pambula-Haycock area (north of Eden) has free park entry. Park entry fees apply in the Green Cape area (south of Eden).