Camel Rock is located in southeastern New South Wales on the (Wallaga Lake) edge of (Bega Valley Shire), the largest lake in New South Wales, about 10 kilometers by car from the coastal town of Bermagui. About 200m walk to another landmark, (Horse Head Rock).
Discovered by the famous James Cook captain (Captain James Cook) on his way to Australia's east coast, Camel Rock is a popular tourist attraction named for the shape of a giant camel. Camel Rock is famous for its facilities such as parking lots and latrines. Many trees thrive, shady trees are sprinkled, and picnic areas are set up. The scenery is beautiful and comfortable.
Camel Rock surfing Beach (Camel Rock Surf Beach) is a well-known resort for surfing, swimming, snorkeling and fishing, and the rock pools on the beach are a great place to explore. The beach is patrolled by lifeguards in summer and is a safe haven for the wind.
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