Back Beach Plommer is the back-beach alternative to Point Plomer campground in Limeburners Creek National Park, a sandbar-dependent beach break with a cult local identity when the point is crowded. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Back Beach Plommer in New South Wales.
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West-northwest to northwest offshore winds are the clean lane.
South-southeast swell is the stable trigger, with southeast as the main backup.
The beach is usable at all tides, but the Point Plomer family tends to look best on a medium to high tide.
Use Point Plomer Road and campground access, expect rough 4WD road conditions after rain on a southbound approach, and watch rocks, currents, sharks, and crowd pressure at the point before choosing the back beach.
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