14 Mile Beach

Beautiful, place all to ourselves. Dog friendly. It was a little windy at times, but most of the time, a gentle breeze meant we kept cool, slept well, and had no need for the air con. Fishing snorkelling and swimming. It's totally off grid, so you need your own toilet, etc. There is a dump point 1.4km from 14 mile camp sites and skip bins for your rubbish. Closest supplies are in Coral Bay, well stocked small supermarket, but be prepared to pay top $. Bookings online, caretaker on site. It's a perfect spot to switch off and relax, with a stunning coastline.

A great place to spend a week enjoying the beaches for swimming, diving, kayaking, kiting and fishing. Also the squid are epic. The on- beach sites are lovely but can get windy. We preferred to try for a camp spot on the southern end of the beach just a little bit more protected and private. The road can be quite rough on the way in so make sure you use the top entry nearer Coral Bay and lower the pressures all-round to about 30psi once you get to the dirt road.

Talk about stunning white sand and turquoise water!! Then to just top that there is reef literally just off the beach. The road in was corrugated but after letting the tyres down, it was fine (nothing moved or fell off in our van). We stayed in site 2 which was back from the beach a little but only about 80 metre walk to the water. There were lots of spots along the actual beach shore - you definitely need 4wd but if you are braver than us, the view would outdo the effort of towing on not so hard sand. There were all sized vans on shoreline. The camp hosts were great and told us about tides, good spots for kids to swim and snorkel, and back road into Coral Bay. We stayed 3 nights but could of happily stayed a week. There is a dump point and skip bins close by. No water.

Loved our stay at 14 mile. Sun, sand, crystal clear water and the sunsets, wow!🫶🏻 We unfortunately left our fishing backpack on the beach. To the person who found it but decided to keep it and not hand it in to the camp care takers, I hope karma finds you. 😡

Amazing place. Especially having the beach to ourselves. Well worth the trip down if you're staying in Coral Bay region. Prices are cheap too, you'll pay a lot less than if staying in caravan parks. We camped at Sandy Point/Beach, the camp site is 10m back from the beach. Be mindful there isn't much cover from the winds. We were fortunate enough to have a onshore breeze with the dunes protecting us. As written previously there are no facilities and you are required to have your own chemical toilet.