Sealers Cove Camping Area

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Sealers Cove Camping Area

The Southern Prom Circuit weaves from the slopes of Mount Oberon to the park’s eastern shores and the southern-most point of Australia’s mainland. It passes through diverse plant communities and spectacular coastlines. Hikers can spend anywhere between two and seven days exploring this part of the park. 
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A walkers paradise Sealers Cove is often recognised as one of the Prom's top destinations for hikers. Stop at Sealers Cove Camping Area and you will be rewarded with a spectacular golden beach and crystal-clear waters sheltered from prevailing winds. This popular overnight camping area has plenty of shade to enjoy the tranquil surrounds.

Advanced bookings are required. Water is available at the creek, please treat prior to consumption. Toilets are located in the campground.

If you are walking from Telegraph Saddle please check the tides as crossing the creek to access the campground, is recommended at low tide.

Please note: There is no direct access to Sealers Cove from Telegraph Saddle carpark via the Sealers Cove Walking Track, which is closed until 2024. Access to Sealers Cove is still achievable via Refuge Cove, which is a 25km hike from Telegraph Saddle.

 

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