BEACH CONDITION UPDATE
23/04/21
FLINDERS BEACH
No Driving time is 2 hours either side of high tide with a speed limit of 40kph.
Tracks Closed: None
Camping Areas 7: CLOSED due to flooding
Back Track to Area 7 and 10-11:CLOSED
Back Track to Area 12: OPEN
Amity Point Access: OPEN (Recommended for campers)
Flinders Entrance: OPEN (Recommented for campers)
Adder Rock Access: CLOSED – even during low tide, access to Flinders camping area is not recommended due to erosion.
FLINDERS BEACH NOTES:
- There are many 30cm plus drop offs due to erosion - Drive with Caution
- Beware of washouts along the beach especially at the Adder Rock end.
- Beware of fallen trees protruding from the sand.
- It is turtle nesting season - please drive carefully.
- Do not remove/intefere with campsite bollards - to do so is an offence under the RAM act.
- IF BINS ARE FULL PLEASE TAKE YOUR RUBBISH WITH YOU.
MAIN BEACH
No Driving time is 2 hours either side of high tide with a speed limit of 60kph.
Tracks Closed: 1,2,3, 4 & 12. Internal Tracks 11 & 12 due to flooding.
Best for Trailers: 5, 10 & 15
George Nothling Drive, Point Lookout Access: OPEN
Alfred Martin Way, Dunwich Access (Causeway): OPEN - Water across the road
Jumpinpin is cut off at High Tide.
MAIN BEACH NOTES:
- There are many 30cm plus drop offs due to erosion - Drive with Caution
- Do not remove/intefere with campsite bollards - to do so is an offence under the RAM act.
- It is turtle nesting season - please drive carefully.
- Only use marked Access Tracks – remember they are 2 way tracks.
- Do not drive over / park your vehicle on dunes or vegetation – these are Restricted Access Areas.
- The keyholes are open & accessible from the beach - dogs are not permitted.
- Do not Camp along the Fire Trail at the back of the camping areas.
- Do not Camp within 5 meters of frontal dunes due to erosion!
- IF BINS ARE FULL PLEASE TAKE YOUR RUBBISH WITH YOU.