Scott Creek Surf Guide
Surf spot guide
Ideal Surf Conditions
Swell Direction
W, NW, SW
Wind
E or glassy.
Surf Height
Waist high-3X overhead.
Tide
Incoming to high.
Scott Creek Surf Guide
Scott's Creek is a right reef that breaks anywhere from two feet to 20, mostly in the winter. It can get big and burly, and the place will roll you to within an inch of your life if you screw up. The reef on the north end of the beach is the main attraction, but during the winter, the creek and the moving sand can create sandbars all up and down the beach. Scott's Creek also gets a lot of wind, so if you see sails, you probably won't be surfing.
Local Vibe
Sometimes high.
Crowd Factor
Sometimes high.
Spot Rating
Quite good.
Shoulder Burn
Depends on size but generally a lot of paddling, especially when overhead.
Water Quality
Clean.
Hazards
Sharks, big surf, cold water, rock reef.
Access
Easy parking by side of highway, but watch yourself in the traffic.
Bottom
Rock, sand.
Best Season
September-February.
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