Dixon Park Beach, Public beach in New South Wales, Australia

Dixon Park Beach is a sandy beach in New South Wales, Australia, about 400 km southwest of Canberra. It lies between Bar Beach and Merewether Beach. The local climate is humid subtropical, with January averages near 22 °C and July near 12 °C, and annual rainfall around 1,277 mm.

This coastal area became a recreational destination in the late 1800s as Australian beaches gained popularity for leisure activities. This transformation reflected broader changes in how people enjoyed seaside life.

Dixon Park Beach lies on the Bather's Way coastal walk between Bar Beach and Merewether Beach, a route local walkers and surfers use daily. The beach takes its name from Dixon Park, the reserve behind the sand where the parking area, playground and picnic tables sit.

The beach offers parking spaces, children's playgrounds, public shelters, picnic tables, and barbecue facilities available throughout the year. Visitors can plan their time with these amenities in mind for a comfortable stay.

Dixon Park Beach lies about 400 km northeast of Canberra, in the subtropical climate zone where January averages 22 °C and July 12 °C. The Bather's Way coastal path links it to neighbouring beaches.