The
Bay of Fires Conservation Area is a popular location for seasonal visitors and locals alike. The stretch of coastal locations offer basic facilities in stunning, beachside campgrounds. Some of the more elevated sites offer the protection of coastal vegetation with views of the shoreline.
Camping is permitted only in designated campgrounds.
Northern section
The northern section of the Bay of Fires Conservation Area – Policemans Point campground is located south of Anson Bay. The campground has numerous campsites nestled among trees with views of the Ansons Bay river mouth. It is not possible to cross the outlet of Ansons Bay.
Southern section
The southern section of the Bay of Fires Conservation Area is located north of Binalong Bay up to The Gardens. Popular campgrounds such as Grants Lagoon, Jeanneret, Swimcart, Cosy South, Cosy North, Seatons Cove and Sloop Reef can be found there.
Facilities at the campsites include:
| Hybrid toilets
| Pit toilets
| Tents
| Caravans (small) | Caravans (long)
| Campervans
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Policemans Point
| Y
| | Y | Y | Y
| Y
|
Grants Lagoon
| | Y
| Y
| Y
| Y
| Y
|
Jeanneret Beach
| Y
|
| Y
| Y |
| Y
|
Swimcart Beach
| Y
| Y
| Y
| Y
| Y
| Y
|
Cosy Corner (South)
| Y | Y
| Y
| Y | Y
| Y
|
Cosy Corner (North)
| Y | | Y
| Y | Y | Y
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Seatons Cove
| | | Y | Y
| | Y |
Sloop Reef
| | | Y
| Y | | Y |
There are no toilet facilities at the Taylors Beach day use areas.