Suffolk Park, New South Wales
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Suffolk Park is a small town in northern New South Wales, Australia in the Byron Shire. It is 5 km south of Byron Bay. Its population according to the 2001 Census was 3,318.
Notable landmarks in the area are "Cocked-Hat Rocks", (a large rocky outcrop at the Broken Head beach), the Suffolk Park Caravan Park, and King's Beach.
Suffolk Park is a small town consisting of several streets that branch from one main road, Armstrong St, that is connected to Broken Head Rd, the surrounding area's main connecting road. The town holds a small fire-station, town hall, caravan park, and a small shopping centre that consists of several stores including a bakery; liquor store; video rental store; pizza/pasta restaurant; Indian food restaurant; fish & chips shop; a small super-market; real estate agency; and a post office.
A neighbouring town, Baywood Chase, despite being separated, is often considered as part of Suffolk park (Hillside Suffolk).
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