Nevins East Beach Camping Area is a tranquil retreat nestled beside the soothing Murray River, cloaked by towering gum trees. It's a secluded haven with a sandy incline leading into the river, completely immersed in nature, offering a truly authentic bush camping experience. Access to this hidden gem may involve navigating through narrow passages and around a few pot-holes, but it all adds to the untouched and unspoiled appeal. With no facilities, campers are encouraged to fully embrace minimalist camping and deeply connect with the stunning surroundings. The area beckons outdoor enthusiasts with a range of waterfront activities. Cast a line into the river and experience the thrill of the catch, dive into refreshing swims, or paddle your canoe across serene waters. Nevins East Beach Camping Area exudes a rare privacy that enriches these activities to make your visit unforgettable. Whether you are camping solo or with loved ones, it's an unrivalled spot that merges simplicity, serenity and outdoor adventure. Witness how raw nature and basic camping can combine to yield the most fulfilling experiences.

Proceed to waypoint on Murray Valley Highway. At waypoint turn north onto Nevins Road. Proceed for 1.5km to T-junction and then turn left. Continue for 250m and turn right onto Johnsons Road. Continue north on Johnsons Road for 1.1km and enter reserve through cattle grid. Inside the reserve take the right fork on Nevins East Track. Follow this, staying on Nevins East track, taking a left turn after about 1km to continue on Nevins East Track and then follow for a further 1km to the beach. Total distance from waypoint to beach is appoximately 5km. Be sure to navigate to waypoint first, as using the coordinates of the destination may take you to the wrong side of the river.