Can you 4WD on Blacksmiths Beach?

4WD on the beach You’re allowed to drive on the beach between north of Awabakal Street and south of Jewel Street. Access is from Awabakal St, Blacksmiths, or Kallaroo Rd near Jewells crossing, Belmont North. Remember that the sand is soft so reduce your tyre pressure to at least 15psi to avoid getting bogged.

How do I get a beach permit in NSW?

Beach driving permits can be purchased through the PayStay app. Annual Permits are valid for a year from the date of purchase, and can be purchased at anytime, anywhere!

Do you need a permit to drive on Redhead beach?

You must have a permit to drive on the sand (since 2015) and your 4WD must be registered. You can get a permit online and find more information here. Remember that the sand is soft so reduce your tyre pressure to at least 15psi to avoid getting bogged.

How do I get to 9 Mile beach?

Access: Nine Mile Beach can be accessed by 4WDs with high clearance or boat. Nine Mile Beach is accessible for off-road camper trailers, track and weather conditions permitting. Read about road and track conditions.

How much does it cost to drive on Blacksmiths Beach?

PERMITS are required to drive on the beach at Blacksmiths and weekly permits are available for $33, monthly permits cost $44 and annual permits are available for $88. Permits can be purchased from the Metro Redhead petrol station, Third Creek bait and tackle shop and the Belmont Golf Club.

When does Blacksmiths Beach Permit go into effect?

The Belmont Wetlands State Park have decided to implement a Blacksmiths Beach permit system which will go into affect on 29th November 2015. In order to see if we could get some details on the proposed system, we spoke to Greg Wright from the BWSP Trust, who are in charge of introducing the permits, to get the right info.

Do you need a permit to drive a 4WD on the beach?

Here’s your chance to drive on a beach with a 4WD. You need a permit to drive on the beach (since 2015) and your 4WD must be registered. You can get a permit online and find more information here.

Is there a camping area at Blacksmiths Beach?

CAMPING areas are not designated anywhere on Blacksmiths Beach, according to the Belmont Wetlands State Park website, but it’s not expressly banned. The website states that visitors must stay clear of wetland areas and are responsible for their belongings and rubbish.