Stanwell Park Beach, Coastal beach in Stanwell Park, Australia.

Stanwell Park Beach is a coastal beach in New South Wales that stretches roughly 850 meters along a southeast-facing shoreline and is surrounded by steep forested slopes. The water features average waves around 1.6 meters high, making it suitable for various water activities.

Stanwell Park Beach lies about 210 km south-west of Canberra in the Wollongong region of New South Wales. The source records only its coastal setting and a subtropical climate with January averages near 20 °C and July near 9 °C; no aviation experiments are documented for the site.

Stanwell Park Beach lies in the Wollongong region of New South Wales, about 210 km southwest of Canberra. Its subtropical climate brings January averages near 20 °C and July averages near 9 °C, with roughly 1,507 mm of rain a year, mostly in June. Local surf life saving clubs patrol the shore.

The beach offers facilities throughout the year including parking areas, restrooms, showers, and cafes near the waterfront. Visitors should be aware of the steep paths leading from the parking area to the shore, particularly when the ground is wet or uneven.

Stanwell Park Beach lies about 210 km south-west of Canberra, in the Wollongong region of New South Wales. The local climate is humid subtropical: January averages around 20 °C and July around 9 °C, with roughly 1,507 mm of rain a year, June being the wettest month.