Edrom Lodge is an historic homestead now privately owned but open to the public. The grand house sits on 20 m high bluffs, with grassy sloping running down to the rear of beach NSW 700. The 110 m long beach faces northwest across the bay and receives only very low refracted swell and wind waves, which maintain a straight steep reflective beach. It is bordered by a 100 m long point, with an 800 m long woodchip jetty on its northern boundary, which also crosses the southern end of beach NSW 701. This is a similar 110 m long northwest-facing reflective beach. It is backed by the jetty and adjacent car park, then partly vegetated slopes rising in the north to the woodchip mill. read more

Beach Length: 0.07km