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Camp Cove Kiosk is a small, relaxed beach kiosk on Camp Cove in Watsons Bay, with a stool-lined terrace beside the sand and wide views over the bay. It suits a quick stop before or after a swim, and Camp Cove Reserve is a two-minute walk away.
About Camp Cove Kiosk
Food at Camp Cove Kiosk
Breakfast, brunch and lunch are served, and there are vegetarian options. One reviewer praises the freshly pressed orange juice, served in a small pouch with a straw, and the croissants and pain au chocolat. Snacks, sweets and watermelon ice blocks are also sold, and one reviewer rates the ice block highly.
Governor Phillip's 1788 landing marker at Green Point Reserve
One reviewer says Camp Cove was one of the first landing points of Governor Arthur Phillip in 1788. A stone marker sits near the beach, and a small set of stairs at the southern end of the sand leads up to Green Point Reserve, where the marker is, with an elevated view over the bay.
Facilities at Camp Cove Kiosk
What visitors say about Camp Cove Kiosk?Summarised from recent Google reviews.
- 💬The view and the beach setting are the most praised parts, in several reviews
- 💬A chill, classic beach-kiosk feel that reviewers describe as a relaxed stop
Near Camp Cove Kiosk
Visitor tips for Camp Cove Kiosk
- ✓It closes at 2pm on Tuesdays, earlier than on other days.
- ✓The coastal trail north from the beach leads to South Head Lookout and Hornby Lighthouse, a walk one reviewer calls part of the visit.
Getting to Camp Cove Kiosk
The kiosk is on S Head Heritage Trail, Watsons Bay NSW 2030, on the sand at Camp Cove. Parking is available.
FAQ
Is Camp Cove Kiosk dog friendly?
Dogs are listed as welcome outside, and one reviewer says the kiosk is dog friendly.
Is Camp Cove Kiosk open on Tuesdays?
Yes, from 7:30am to 2pm.
How do I get to Camp Cove Kiosk without a car?
One reviewer took the bus from Surry Hills, a trip of about an hour that passes through neighbourhoods and parks.