Crooked River, Gerroa

Crooked River in Gerroa, New South Wales, is a stunning and mature wave dominated barrier estuary that is officially designated as a creek.

With its location in the Illawarra region, Crooked River is a must-visit for anyone exploring this part of Australia.

Rising to the southeast of Princess Highway and the South Coast railway line, west southwest of Currys Mountain and southwest of Gerringong, Crooked River flows generally east-southeast and south for about 8 kilometres (5.0 mi). The creek eventually reaches its mouth at Gerroa where it borders Seven Mile Beach National Park and flows into the Tasman Sea of the South Pacific Ocean.

Encompassing a variety of landscapes, Crooked River offers visitors impressive sweeping views that are further accentuated by the creek's mouth. Its shallow estuary makes it a perfect spot for water-based activities such as swimming, wading, and fishing.

Crooked River is a picturesque estuary that offers travelers an opportunity to experience the tranquility that the natural environment of New South Wales can offer.