The village centre is personal, friendly and comfortable to browse or shop within. Here the land begins its incline into the foothills that lead into the Broken Head Nature Reserve. The council's beachside caravan park has beautifully shaded sections with good facilities. Just on the other side of a giant foreshore dune system is the wide open beach that stretches north to the cape and south to the rock formations of Broken Head. Byron's annual Hobie Cat Regatta, on a perfect south east breezy day.
Sailors come from all over to add their colours to the Bay.
Suffolk Park enjoys close proximity to all the action of the Bay, yet retains the peace and quiet of a secluded holiday hide-away whose residents proudly maintain their own unique sense of local identity. Scenes of happy shoppers, children, mums and skateboard riders keep the village abuzz. Tables in the courtyard provide the best place to enjoy a burger and watch the world go by, while you make the tough choice between Golf, Fishing, Surfing, Horseback Riding, Swimming or just doing nothing. Suffolk Park has many strong and active citizen's groups that are working to keep this beautiful spot green, clean and prosperous.