Deep Water National Park

We came into Deep Water National Park from the north end, as we were coming back from Seventeen Seventy and the free camping site was still closed due to Covid. The sun had already set when we turned it to what we thought was a 20 minute journey into the bush to stay at Middle Rock camp ground. Little did we know we took the hard route in and ended up battling the soft sand road and difficult 4WD track. We got bogged 5 minutes in, and then spent what felt like an hour battling the terrain.
We finally got to the campsite, had some dinner and tucked ourselves in bed for a well deserved wrest. We would explore in the morning.

We woke up with the sun and went for a early morning jog on the beach. The location was spectacular. A beautiful beach, a little windy but ZERO people. It was marvellous. Lara went for a little nude swim, the water was beautifully fresh after a nice run on the sand dunes. We then made ourselves a coffee and were packed up ready to move on, stopping at the other campsites to have a shower and a bit of an exploration.

We found out that we definitely took the hard route, as it only took us 20 minutes to get out, driving south!! Would recommend this National Park if you enjoy the WILD :)

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