Looking for NW this weekend, where is the best lanuch and parking location in Kurnell? I am also looking for water tap around that area for washing my gear, any clues? Thanks
I am the first time there
Since they re-vamped the carpark, I've been launching from the corner of Prince Charles Pde and Balboa St. There are no taps there though.
Select to expand quoteshear tip said..
Since they re-vamped the carpark, I've been launching from the corner of Prince Charles Pde and Balboa St. There are no taps there though.
Is Balboa Street rocky? 
a few people have launched at the cnr there and the guy who owns the old house on the right comes over every now again and saus hello- hes told us we are welcome to use the tap across the road,
There are no rocks in this area except for the rock walls - the beachs are sandy and have littel weed compared to tthe area near th e boat ramp,
NWer can be fun at kurnell but it rough - great if you have wave gear
W-NW is primbee in my boook - probably the best direction you can get for lake illawarra, it opens up the windang area which is flatter (but shallower) and where you can do 30 + NMs
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Select to expand quoteRoar said..
a few people have launched at the cnr there and the guy who owns the old house on the right comes over every now again and saus hello- hes told us we are welcome to use the tap across the road,
There are no rocks in this area except for the rock walls - the beachs are sandy and have littel weed compared to tthe area near th e boat ramp,
NWer can be fun at kurnell but it rough - great if you have wave gear
W-NW is primbee in my boook - probably the best direction you can get for lake illawarra, it opens up the windang area which is flatter (but shallower) and where you can do 30 + NMs
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In lieu of my poor Rocky pun I will agree with Roar and say that Primbee (Lake Illawarra) is the spot to sail on a Westerly.
