Clareville: Beach, Swimming Enclosure and Recreational Wharf

Clareville has several clearly named local landmarks: Clareville Beach with its shoreline, the Taylors Point Baths with a swimming enclosure, and Taylors Point Wharf. When searching for a hotel in Clareville, it helps to distinguish these places by their functions and individual features.

Clareville Beach and the picnic area

Clareville Beach runs north from Taylors Point at its southern end along the Pittwater foreshore; the beach is set back from Delecta Avenue. With Taylors Point to the south and Delecta Avenue as the road set back from the beach, two place names help identify the shoreline. Clareville Beach also has a grassy lawn area suitable for picnics. The Pittwater shoreline and a specific picnic area are among the features of this beach area.

Swimming enclosure at the Taylors Point Baths

The Taylors Point Baths are at the southern end of Taylors Beach in Clareville and have a swimming enclosure. The Baths area also has open grassy areas and picnic facilities. If a swimming enclosure matters to your choice of location, the Baths are the named reference point; there are also dedicated picnic areas there. The grassy lawn at Clareville Beach is another picnic spot, part of the foreshore beach. Swimming enclosure conditions and safety information may change. Check them before your visit.

Taylors Point Wharf and dinghy storage

Taylors Point Wharf is at the end of Taylors Point Road, set back from Hudson Parade. Its main function is as a recreational wharf; there is dinghy storage nearby. The wharf has a small grassy area with seating and a view of Pittwater. Its function distinguishes it from the beach and the Baths: recreational use, seating and the view are the defining features of this location.

Clareville Beach Watercraft Storage has 190 vertical spaces for dinghies, with a maximum length of 3 m. The spaces are arranged vertically, and the length limit applies to the dinghies. As the number of spaces may change, check the current capacity if you need a space.

Another point of reference in Clareville

An 800 m footpath extension along the northern side of Hudson Parade has been completed in Clareville. The local council reported its completion on 4 July 2019. This adds a street-related point of reference to the local landmarks on the Pittwater foreshore. The length and the northern side of the street identify this section specifically, without equating it with the beach, Baths or wharf.

The different locations offer different highlights: Clareville Beach is known for its shoreline and grassy picnic area, the Taylors Point Baths for the swimming enclosure and open picnic areas, and the wharf for its seating and views of Pittwater. The footpath extension along Hudson Parade adds a street-side feature to these waterside and recreational landmarks.

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