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4WD Beach Drive at Mungo Beach
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Published March 7th 2016
Air down the tyres and have a blast
Pack up the 4WD and hit the road and escape it all with the great outdoors on four wheels!
Nothing beats having a weekend of fun after a long week of hard work. And fun you shall have with the exciting 4WD Beach Drive at Mungo Beach in the picturesque Myall Lakes National Park. It is situated near the Port Stephens region in the North Coast of New South Wales, which is a little under three hours drive from Sydney CBD.
Mungo Beach is not too far from Mungo Brush Campground; once you pass the campsite the beach awaits you and your 4WD. There is no access from the Big Gibber Headland and beach access beyond this point- so keep an eye out for restricted signs as you can get a bit carried away.
If you are planning on taking a break from the excitement of driving or want to take a dip into the stunning beach, then do take care as this beach is hazardous and is known to have rips and currents.
Surfing can be enjoyed on the outer bar during moderate swell, with the inner bar tending to close out. If you love fishing then Mungo Beach is certainly one for you, it is known to have one of the best vehicle based beach fishing and it is quite popular too.
There are massive sand dunes behind the beach which offer great sand boarding and are perfect for just exploring too!
Be sure to have a valid National Parks Pass for driving on Mungo Beach (the fines are quite hefty for driving on this beach with no permit). If you forget your pass, do not worry just head to the closest Newsagent and you will be good to go.
Mungo Beach is not too far from Mungo Brush Campground where walks, kayaking in the river, swimming and more outdoor activities can be enjoyed.
Nothing beats having a weekend of fun after a long week of hard work. And fun you shall have with the exciting 4WD Beach Drive at Mungo Beach in the picturesque Myall Lakes National Park. It is situated near the Port Stephens region in the North Coast of New South Wales, which is a little under three hours drive from Sydney CBD.
Mungo Beach is not too far from Mungo Brush Campground; once you pass the campsite the beach awaits you and your 4WD. There is no access from the Big Gibber Headland and beach access beyond this point- so keep an eye out for restricted signs as you can get a bit carried away.
Mungo Beach offers a spectacular beach driving experience with long stretches and it begins on the south side of the Big Gibber Headland and curves gently to the southwest. It is the third longest beach in New South Wales and one of the most dramatic with frequent big surf, high dunes and blowouts, making this beach drive one not to miss out on.
Surfing can be enjoyed on the outer bar during moderate swell, with the inner bar tending to close out. If you love fishing then Mungo Beach is certainly one for you, it is known to have one of the best vehicle based beach fishing and it is quite popular too.
There are massive sand dunes behind the beach which offer great sand boarding and are perfect for just exploring too!
Be sure to have a valid National Parks Pass for driving on Mungo Beach (the fines are quite hefty for driving on this beach with no permit). If you forget your pass, do not worry just head to the closest Newsagent and you will be good to go.
Mungo Beach is not too far from Mungo Brush Campground where walks, kayaking in the river, swimming and more outdoor activities can be enjoyed.
Why? Have fun on the sand.
When: All year round
Where: Myrall Lakes National Park, Mungo Beach Rd, Mungo Brush)-
Cost: Free (Park entry fee: $8 per vehicle)
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