Aslings Beach
Natural Attractions
Aslings Beach is located in the heart of the fishing village Eden, on the northern shores of Twofold Bay.
The beach offers both surf and swimming and is patrolled in the summer months.
Picturesque Aslings Beach Rock Pool is a local's family-favourite and can be found at the southern end of the beach.
The northern end of the beach joins with Lake Curalo, an intermittently closing estuary. You can follow the Lake Curalo Boardwalk, a 6-kilometre walking track that meanders around the lagoon's foreshore.
To the north, Aslings Beach also meets the edge of Beowa National Park and the stunning rock formations of North Head.
Humpback whales (August to November) and dolphins are often seen right along the shoreline, either feeding or sheltering in the bay.
The foreshore area has a skatepark, sports ground and amenities making it a great family-friendly location. Wheelchair-accessible amenities are available at two locations on Aslings Beach Road.
There is an off-leash pet-friendly area to the north of Barclay Street.
Picturesque Aslings Beach Rock Pool is a local's family-favourite and can be found at the southern end of the beach.
The northern end of the beach joins with Lake Curalo, an intermittently closing estuary. You can follow the Lake Curalo Boardwalk, a 6-kilometre walking track that meanders around the lagoon's foreshore.
To the north, Aslings Beach also meets the edge of Beowa National Park and the stunning rock formations of North Head.
Humpback whales (August to November) and dolphins are often seen right along the shoreline, either feeding or sheltering in the bay.
The foreshore area has a skatepark, sports ground and amenities making it a great family-friendly location. Wheelchair-accessible amenities are available at two locations on Aslings Beach Road.
There is an off-leash pet-friendly area to the north of Barclay Street.
