Bogey Hole

I always loved the Bogey Hole as a teen. Returning there with my son while on holiday brought back memories. The little rock pools are an added adventure. Having the stairs to access this swimming spot is great. But it's tricky to get a little person to and from via the parking in King Edward Park, so if you've got young kids with you, be ready to give piggy backs up and down!

It was a nice Rock pool experience as it was a hot day. There is plenty of parking at the top and you need to walk down a small path and few stairs. You can also spot some dolphins out in the ocean from there. I could see a fish or two in the rock pool. You can see waves hitting the rocks which makes a spectacular view. Be safe and vigilant. It can be slippery at some spots on the rocks.

Whilst directions stopped us at a dirt track, had us jumping from 4 foot ledges, yet there are steps and more parking hundred meters up. I would definitely recommend looking at it. We only went on a day where a storm was coming in. It was fun to watch.

Very pretty! Lovely to go when it warm and you want to enjoy the ocean without all the sand! Clear water. The steps may pose an issue to some with less mobility, but other than that very good! Be careful when putting your clothes on the ground, put them higher so the waves don't wet them.

Impressive and stunning ocean pool. Free to enter and a “must see” attraction on the Newcastle coastline.

Title: Hidden Gem: Bogey Hole - A Breathtaking Sydney Rock Pool Nestled along the stunning coastline of Sydney, Bogey Hole is a hidden gem that captivates with its breathtaking views and tranquil atmosphere. This rock pool offers more than just a refreshing dip; it provides a unique vantage point to soak in the beauty of the surrounding beachscape. Bogey Hole's location, tucked away from the hustle and bustle of more popular beaches, adds to its allure. It offers visitors a sense of serenity and seclusion, making it an ideal spot for those seeking a peaceful retreat from the city's hustle. The rock pool itself is a marvel, carved naturally by the ocean over time. Its crystal-clear waters invite swimmers to take a refreshing plunge while admiring the rugged beauty of the rock formations that encase it. The pool's size is perfect for leisurely swims or simply lounging and enjoying the coastal scenery. One of the most enticing aspects of Bogey Hole is its safety. Unlike some ocean beaches, the enclosed nature of the rock pool provides a secure environment for swimmers of all ages and skill levels. Families can relax knowing that their children can safely enjoy the water under their watchful eyes. The panoramic views from Bogey Hole are nothing short of spectacular. Whether it's gazing out at the endless expanse of the Pacific Ocean or watching the sun paint the sky with vibrant hues during sunrise or sunset, every moment spent here is a feast for the senses. In conclusion, Bogey Hole is truly a hidden gem in Sydney, offering visitors a unique and memorable experience. With its breathtaking views, safe swimming conditions, and tranquil ambiance, it's a must-visit destination for anyone looking to escape the city and reconnect with nature's beauty.

Really cool spot to visit but not on an extremely windy day! Although it was amazing watching the waves break on the rocks and seeing water splash up to nearly touch you, wouldn’t dare risk swimming in those conditions. But a beautiful walk and view. Highly recommend to check out it in Newcastle!

Such a good spot! Absolutely freeeezing but the surrounding were so worth it! Amazing view of the coast, the waves were beautiful!

I always loved the Bogey Hole as a teen. Returning there with my son while on holiday brought back memories. The little rock pools are an added adventure. Having the stairs to access this swimming spot is great. But it's tricky to get a little person to and from via the parking in King Edward Park, so if you've got young kids with you, be ready to give piggy backs up and down!

It was a nice Rock pool experience as it was a hot day. There is plenty of parking at the top and you need to walk down a small path and few stairs. You can also spot some dolphins out in the ocean from there. I could see a fish or two in the rock pool. You can see waves hitting the rocks which makes a spectacular view. Be safe and vigilant. It can be slippery at some spots on the rocks.

Whilst directions stopped us at a dirt track, had us jumping from 4 foot ledges, yet there are steps and more parking hundred meters up. I would definitely recommend looking at it. We only went on a day where a storm was coming in. It was fun to watch.

Very pretty! Lovely to go when it warm and you want to enjoy the ocean without all the sand! Clear water. The steps may pose an issue to some with less mobility, but other than that very good! Be careful when putting your clothes on the ground, put them higher so the waves don't wet them.

Impressive and stunning ocean pool. Free to enter and a “must see” attraction on the Newcastle coastline.

Title: Hidden Gem: Bogey Hole - A Breathtaking Sydney Rock Pool Nestled along the stunning coastline of Sydney, Bogey Hole is a hidden gem that captivates with its breathtaking views and tranquil atmosphere. This rock pool offers more than just a refreshing dip; it provides a unique vantage point to soak in the beauty of the surrounding beachscape. Bogey Hole's location, tucked away from the hustle and bustle of more popular beaches, adds to its allure. It offers visitors a sense of serenity and seclusion, making it an ideal spot for those seeking a peaceful retreat from the city's hustle. The rock pool itself is a marvel, carved naturally by the ocean over time. Its crystal-clear waters invite swimmers to take a refreshing plunge while admiring the rugged beauty of the rock formations that encase it. The pool's size is perfect for leisurely swims or simply lounging and enjoying the coastal scenery. One of the most enticing aspects of Bogey Hole is its safety. Unlike some ocean beaches, the enclosed nature of the rock pool provides a secure environment for swimmers of all ages and skill levels. Families can relax knowing that their children can safely enjoy the water under their watchful eyes. The panoramic views from Bogey Hole are nothing short of spectacular. Whether it's gazing out at the endless expanse of the Pacific Ocean or watching the sun paint the sky with vibrant hues during sunrise or sunset, every moment spent here is a feast for the senses. In conclusion, Bogey Hole is truly a hidden gem in Sydney, offering visitors a unique and memorable experience. With its breathtaking views, safe swimming conditions, and tranquil ambiance, it's a must-visit destination for anyone looking to escape the city and reconnect with nature's beauty.

Really cool spot to visit but not on an extremely windy day! Although it was amazing watching the waves break on the rocks and seeing water splash up to nearly touch you, wouldn’t dare risk swimming in those conditions. But a beautiful walk and view. Highly recommend to check out it in Newcastle!

Such a good spot! Absolutely freeeezing but the surrounding were so worth it! Amazing view of the coast, the waves were beautiful!

Life must have been much better back in 1820! Convict labor is responsible for this beauty. Cut through King Edward park and take the stairs until you can't anymore, veering to the right. Be careful, it can get very slippery. The water is cool but refreshing. Go on a weekday to attempt to avoid the crowds. Stay alert, the ocean is unpredictable. For me, this was a must see spot in Newy.