Thread: Any 4wding at Cabarita?

I'm assuming you don't mean the innerwest suburb of Sydney called Cabarita

No not quite. I mean Cabarita Beach in Northern NSW.

It was a very quiet seaside town until maybe 5 years ago or a little more. Now it is yuppie central.

Originally Posted by Utemad

No not quite. I mean Cabarita Beach in Northern NSW.

It was a very quiet seaside town until maybe 5 years ago or a little more. Now it is yuppie central.

Yep the whole nth coast has gone to the developers and spoilt the beauty of it, the south coast is probably better at the moment as it hasn't been over developed as yet.

What about a little inland rather than the nth coast, more towards Tenterfield, it's very nice out there.

Also there is places like Rover Park and The Springs 4x4 park near Warwick, if you fancy that sort of stuff.

Baz.

I can't recall seeing any 4WD beach access near Cabarita recently. There is some semi-beach access up at Fingal Head, but only to get to back-of-dune parking areas.

Originally Posted by Redback

What about a little inland rather than the nth coast, more towards Tenterfield, it's very nice out there.

Also there is places like Rover Park and The Springs 4x4 park near Warwick, if you fancy that sort of stuff.

Baz.

We are going to Cabarita to start our trip as we are cheating and staying in a house with the inlaws.

Our club is going to The Springs for the New Years party but we already had other plans. Been there a few times before though but only once with the Disco.

Sorry to report, utemad.....

You'll find Cabarita more busy than Times Square in New York, over Christmas, but, if you feel like a 4wd run go an hour south.

At Lennox Head, there is beach access....
At South Ballina, the same, but its a 'tyres down' and low range and CDL.
If you ping the tide right its a great 40k run to Evans Head.

GQ

Over the same period last year we stayed three days at Black Rock in Bundjalung NP and drove Ten Mile Beach. That was alright and just south of Evans Head. We actually discovered it by accident when we tried to stay at Evans Head and found it was booked solid. It's not camper trailer friendly though with 99% of the camp areas protected by those treated log fences.
Not sure if we will make it that far south this time though as I have some unfortunate work clashes. Pffffffft work

I stayed at black rocks last weekend to test the new camper.

Very Very dusty out that way at the moment.
Wasnt that camper friendly

And not to bad little beach run. saw and emu or two running along the beach as well