Do yourself a favor and add this spectacular destination to your bucket list. But don't leave it too long because you will want to come back. 1770 & Agnes Waters are mother nature's true gifts and the township people have done well to keep it...More

Visited Deepwater on a Moondoggie tour with Artie from Agnes1770, we had quite the adventure. We paddled up a creek visited beaches and learnt about the bush, it was a great day.

This was rated as a grade three walk but I found it a little easier, the views were magnificent with lot's of photo opportunities.

Please take care in this amazing part of the world. There are many small critters like pythons, goannas, paddy melons ranging up to bigger creatures like wallabies, kangaroos, and emus. They pop out onto the track at anytime. The track is pure sand except for...More

We walked the track that starts in footpath opposite Reedy Creek called the Red Rock walk. We saw turtles coming out of nest and head to water on one of the beaches it was great. We also saw a sea snake that had feasted on...More

Living in the area for 7 years & had never been into the National Parks. My husband decided to surprise me with his business idea of taking tourists into the local National Parks & sharing the wildlife & beauty. Doing surfing, kayaking & stand up...More

easy access from south by council road, 4wd sand drive from north, secluded beaches not sure safe for kids, good fishing

Had a lovely day with the kids here. Nice waves and initimate feeling of the beach. There are rest rooms and showers for you to use. And close to shopping.

Stayed here for 6 nights and can say it was very pleasant and unique. The weather was lovely and the beaches were always clean and majestic.

Easy 4X4 access with plenty of spots to allow fellow drivers to pass. As you go deeper into the National Park the sand does get a whole lot softer so you may need to adjust tyre pressure, it was a little carved up when we...More