Buttons Beach is a 2.7-kilometer-long, north-facing beach located in Ulverstone, Tasmania. The beach is bordered on its western end by the one-kilometer-long training wall of the River Leven. Access to the beach is straightforward, with the shore backed by a wide recreation reserve and adjacent to a large caravan park, suggesting ample public access and parking. The beach faces north, which is a significant factor for paddlers as it will be directly exposed to northerly winds and the swells they generate, while offering some protection from southerlies. The beach's length provides multiple potential launch points. The western end near the Leven River training wall may offer calmer conditions, especially on an incoming tide, though the structure itself is a fixed hazard to be aware of. There is no mention of lifeguard patrols, so paddlers must be self-sufficient. The beach is family-friendly with a relaxed atmosphere, and the town of Ulverstone offers dining and services nearby. For paddlers, a key nearby destination is the Ulverstone wharf precinct, approximately 600 meters from the beach area, accessible via a walking/bike trail that follows the coast. Paddling east along the beach leads to low rocky points. The beach's scenic views and proximity to coastal paths enhance the experience. Water quality is not specifically discussed, but the beach is presented as a popular recreational area. Seasonal water temperature patterns and specific paddling regulations are not detailed in the provided information.