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Greenfield Beach picnic area

Jervis Bay National Park

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Overview

Greenfield Beach picnic area in Jervis Bay National Park is perfect for a barbecue. After a tasty lunch, go for a walk or head down to the beach for a swim or snorkel.

Type
Picnic areas
Accessibility
Medium
What to
bring
Hat, sunscreen
Please note
  • There are no rubbish bins here so please care for this beautiful environment and take all rubbish away with you.

Tucked away behind Greenfield Beach, this picnic area is known for its family-friendly atmosphere. It’s named after Colin Greenfield who lived in the area from 1942 until the 1970s.

Set up a picnic table, sprawl out on the grass or take a seat in the shelter shed – with its informative panels it doubles as an outdoor classroom. You’ll also find free barbecues to cook your alfresco feast.

Try a spot of birdwatching, work off your lunch on the White Sands walk and Scribbly Gum track, or head to the beach, just steps away. There are showers to wash salt from your skin after a swim or sandcastle session.

Take a virtual tour of Greenfield Beach picnic area captured with Google Street View Trekker.

For directions, safety and practical information, see visitor info

Also see

  • A family walk along Scribbly Gum track in Jervis Bay National Park. Photo: David Finnegan © OEH

    White Sands walk and Scribbly Gum track

    Starting at Greenfield Beach picnic area, this short walk passes white sandy beaches and coastal forest by the shores of Jervis Bay. Stop for a swim, spot birds and dolphins, or extend your walk to Hyams Beach.

 

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Sign prohibiting dogs set against a sweeping coastal vista of beaches and headlands. Image credit: John Spencer © DPIE

 

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