Taylor Point

Bit of a walk (or bike ride) to get in. Quiet and perfect for peaceful tanning

Beautiful part of the northern beaches ⛱️

Became a werewolf here

Awesome for a beach walk

I am a long-standing resident of this locality, calling it home for the past thirteen years, living a mere stone's throw of just 200 meters away from Taylor Point. This locale, once a picturesque haven of peace and solitude, offered an ideal environment for leisurely walks, quiet relaxation, and introspective meditation. Its inherent charm lay in its seclusion from the usual city disturbances - the commotion of crowds, the clamor of dogs, the bustle of cars, or any other distractions.Regrettably, this serenity was shattered over the course of the last year, as the Point fell victim to the nuisance of unlawful campers. These transgressors invaded the place, establishing a camp and transforming it into a veritable junkyard with their thoughtless littering.Despite the escalating situation, the local authorities and law enforcement remained disturbingly indifferent, showing little to no effort in remedying the situation. Just a few days prior, I was relieved to find the campers had vacated Taylor Point, but my respite was short-lived as they left behind an unwelcome legacy of waste.Their nonchalance not only desecrated the once pristine sanctuary, but also spawned a troubling local ecological issue. This is not simply a breach of community etiquette, but an affront to nature and the local populace who hold this space dear.It is my firm belief that such actions should be recognised for what they truly are - criminal offenses. Those responsible for this gross violation need to be held accountable. Their actions constitute a blatant crime against nature and local residents. It is paramount that we, as a community, take a stand against such blatant disrespect for our shared environment.

Been there 48yr ago no mobile then just rocks and sand not great no tourists then local