near wooli creek.
i think its worth exploring this place

Minnie Waters and Brooms Head must both be good in a southeast.

Long sectioning right hand points and wind over a reef and lagoon.

Waves aren't really the top to bottom running points that other places are, but look good for sailing where you can get over the flatter sections and around the closeouts.

I've tried Brooms Head a few times, not quite had wave and wind right, couple times had too much west in it and everything is in too much wind shadow from the point. But to me it still looks one of the best set-ups around. Grass rigging outside your tent door and then 3 steps into the sea.

Station Creek looks OK in a NE on maps, but the set-up doesn't seem to really work. The corner isn't really big enough to sail and you don't get waves breaking around off the point. Access is 2WD dirt track to camp site, then you need either bit of a walk or 4wd through the dunes and up the beach. Big high tides make the beach hard going (or impossible). Maybe some places just north of the creek mouth but unless you are into 4wd adventure and want to burn some fuel I would head to Wooli / Minnie waters and then Brooms Head / Illaroo.

This is probably not much help. Never sailed any of these spots but have spent heaps of time at Wooli, Minnie and Brooms and haven't seen them working nicely.

I know more than one person who has written off a 4wd trying to get to the Station Creek beach camp ground. Be careful!

Def try the spot AJEaster has mentioned before burning fuel on these 3. Although they're all beautiful places to camp and hang out even if no sailing