Red Rock, New South Wales

Red Rock is a small hamlet in the northern beaches of the

The small Red Rock River passes near the town.

Tourism

Red Rock is primarily a holiday village. Most of the residencies remain vacant throughout majority of the year - except during the school holidays, where you will need to book though the camping ground typically years in advance to secure a site. There is a lifesaving club, community centre, bowling club, a general store and caravan park located within the village.

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The area has lovely beaches and the river is also good for swimming, kayaking and snorkeling. The southern beach can be dangerous and isn't recommended for children, but it provides excellent fishing and great shorebreak barrels which have been mastered by the local bodyboard surfers. It is easy to cross the estuary and explore the National Park to the north.

History

Within the traditional Gumbaynggirr tribal area, Red Rock was first colonised in the 19th century when farmers established themselves at what is now Corindi Beach.

The headland is the site of a massacre of the Gumbaynggirr

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