Where is smoky cape

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Explore the lighthouse, camp by the beach and go fishing and swimming. The lighthouse itself is as beautiful as the views — check out its winding staircase and octagonal tower. Built in , this heritage lighthouse is one of the last designed by the Colonial Architect, James Barnet. Smoky Cape headland was so named by Captain Cook after he saw Aboriginal fires burning there in For directions, safety and practical information, see visitor info.

This tour has been cancelled to protect the health and safety of our visitors and staff. Learn about the 'highway of light' and climb the steep stairs to enjoy the spectacular ocean views from the top. Subscribe to our Naturescapes e-newsletter which is packed with the latest information, experiences and events in NSW national parks. Your next park adventure starts here. Great fishing waits at South West Rocks, so pack your tent or trailer and head to Smoky Cape campground.

Fish, dive, swim and bushwalk around this great beach camping spot. Park entry fees apply and can be purchased at time of booking. Positioned on an isolated stretch of coast below Smoky Cape lighthouse near Kempsey, Smoky Cape campground is a secluded spot in a million-dollar location. Select your own private area from several pockets of campsites. Then set up your tent or camper trailer and relax in your own little piece of paradise. Say hello to one of the giant goannas that live in the area.

For directions, safety and practical information, see visitor info. Subscribe to our Naturescapes e-newsletter which is packed with the latest information, experiences and events in NSW national parks. Your next park adventure starts here. Hat Head National Park is always open but may have to close at times due to poor weather or fire danger. The park has coin-operated pay and display machines - please bring correct coins. Information submitted on this form, including any personal details, will be a matter of public record and will be stored in the Department of Planning, Industry and Environment DPIE records system.

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