Normans Beach

Norman's Beach, near Mount Many­peaks, is a rugg­ed, white, sandy beach and popular nature camp­ing area.

John and Ann Norman, arriv­ing in 1837, were some of the first European settlers to the area.  Over the years, the family has owned sever­al farms includ­ing the "Many Peaks" homestead, and still has a strong local pre­s­ence today.

Norman's Beach is a long, white, sandy beach split by an inlet, suit­able for beach walk­ing, swim­ming and catch­ing a varie­ty of fish.

Norman's Beach camp­ing area is a free to use natur­al camp­ing site.

A 300 metre walk­ing trail con­nects the camp­site to a look­out, with steps lead­ing to the beach proper.  The views from the look­out are stunn­ing, with whale watch­ing poss­ible between July and October.

Norman's Beach camp­ing area is a free to use natur­al camp­ing site, and features public toi­lets, day park­ing, picnic benches and waste bins.  Fires are not per­mitt­ed at any time and leash­ed pets are welcome.

Camp­ing is limit­ed to 7 days maximum.  You will need to supply your own power and water.  There is no mobile phone cover­age.  Generators may only be used between 7.30am and 10.00pm.

Norman's Beach is locat­ed near Two Peoples Bay and Betty's Beach, some 49km from Albany.  To reach the camp­ing site, travel along South Coast High­way approxim­ately 35km to Homestead Road, follow this and turn left at Norman's Beach Road.

Nearby Betty's Beach and East Bay Beach also have nature camp­ing sites, and can also be reach­ed from Homestead Road.

updated 01/11/2019