 From Encampment Cove it is only a little more than a walk to the ruins of Maria Island's second (probation-era) convict station at Point Lesueur on the island's west coast (also known as Long Point).Soldiers Beach and Bloodstone Beach on the western side of the island are also well worth the effort that it takes to reach them, as are Shoal Bay and Riedle Bay, the beaches either side of McRaes Isthmus.In 2007 a disused coastal trader, the "Troy D", was scuttled outside the marine section of the national park, west-southwest of the Painted Cliffs, with the intention of creating a dive wreck.