Stenhouse Bay Jetty

Five star PLUS for this region! Stunning scenery and so much history. Put this on your must visit list. Everywhere in the Innes National Park deserves the time to explore.Follow us on Insta as we explore Australia.Our___Travels

Was wow nice weather + stunning jetty views

Very nice jetty just like off from the Stenhouse bay camp ground.Wouldn’t suggest for people with mobility difficulties as the walk down from the car park isn’t paved and has low hand rails.Very clear water on calm days.Car park is small. Make sure you follow the entry only sign as it’s one way. Gets quite busy. Park at the campground and walk up.

Amazing long jetty with beautiful blue water in a calm day. There is also the Stenhouse bay lookout trail which is a beautiful circuit with awesome views

Fun fir everyone. Great picnic spot at top of hill overlooking the jetty. Jetty was used to transport gypsum, ruins still remain, feels like a set from the movie Troy.

Scenic location. Nice spot to go for a picnic and enjoy the views. Good place for fishing and camping too. The flies can be annoying in the summer though.

Magic spot. Come for a fish or snorkel, bring the kids or even just the wife. Either way your guaranteed to have a good time even if you don’t catch anything. You might even be lucky enough to see an emu or two along the way.

Stenhouse Bay Jetty is truly unforgettable. On a clear day, Jetty juts out into the clear waters of the bay, offering panoramic views of the ocean and surrounding coastline. You can walk along the jetty and soak up the peace and quiet of the area. The outlook on the hill is a great place for photography, its beautiful scenery and unique architecture provide a great backdrop for photos. You don't have to worry about missing the lookout, because this is the only way to go to the jetty. The surrounding area also offers a range of activities and you can choose from walking routes of varying lengths. This is a great place to unwind with a peaceful and peaceful atmosphere.

The Stenhouse Bay Jetty was a delightful little covey area that had rich history. This is one of the must stops when you are visiting the Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park. Along the path, there are sign posts with the history of how and what this Jetty was about.To this day, there are still some remnants of what it was in the past and I absolutely loved every moment of it. At the time of our visit, we had absolutely lovely weather which made the scenery look spectacular! It looked like there were more to this attraction but unfortunately the erosion seemed to have claimed those areas so make sure you check this scenic view before it is too late.There was a carpark at the top of the walk and it took us approximately 10 minutes to get to the Jetty walking at an extremely slow pace since we were taking in the views, reading the signs and just relaxing.Follow and join me on my next adventure!IG: @the.koffert.kiwi