Jervis Bay

We decided our first stop of the day should be at Jervis Bay.

We had to turn around on the road we were on to go back towards Jervis Bay. The Google room is over the river and literally though the woods. A national Park to be exact. With a 3 mile dirt road. It was piled with signs about wildlife but wouldn't you know, we didn't see even a bird.

We had planned on staying elsewhere tonight but when we arrived at Jervis Bay, heading towards one of the lookouts, we saw they might have openings. We figured why not. We booked ourselves a nice place close to the water for the night. It's about a 5-10 minute walk to the water. We had to pay to enter the Park so why not enter and camp.

It was cheap. It doesn't have power but it might have water, even though I don't foresee us needing it. They have a sink to wash dishes, a griddle to cook on, and showers and toilets. There are beaches all over this bay.

We parked the camper and took off to see the beach. Green Patch Beach. It is supposed to have a beeh green lagoon. Today the lagoon wasn't much of a lagoon and it was brownish water. Must not be the right time of day.

Then we went back to the camper, made sandwiches and sat down at a picnic table to eat.

After we finished, we got ready to head to our next destination.Read more