South Jetty / Table Bluff County Park is a surf spot located near the coast, offering different ways to access the waves. The South Jetty has seen less traffic for a while now, mostly due to the closure of South Jetty Road a few years back. Access is limited unless you have a key to the gate or you’re willing to paddle across the harbor entrance. On the other hand, Table Bluff is open to the public and can be a solid choice for surfers looking to catch small, clean summer swells.

The surf here can handle swell sizes starting from 1ft (about 0.3m), primarily working with south and north swell directions. You’ll find beach breaks that can produce waves that break left and right, making it enjoyable for various surfing styles. Ideal wind conditions are from the southeast, and it works best during low, mid, and high tides. It's a good spot if you're not expecting massive surf but want to have a session on smaller days.

Despite the South Jetty being less surfed lately, Table Bluff remains a popular option for those looking to enjoy some waves in a friendly setting. It's a good idea to keep an eye on the tides and swells if you plan on heading out. Remember, the area can produce fun waves, but it's not always going to be a big swellday so manage your expectations accordingly.