Lake Conjola Shoalhaven is nestled in the heart of the region, the lake certainly beckons with its breathtaking natural beauty. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast or a tranquil getaway during your stay, this serene destination offers a myriad of outdoor activities.
If you seek tranquillity, however, the lake’s charm extends to peaceful lakeside moments. Settle in by the calm waters, perhaps with a good book or a fishing rod in hand. Additionally, this serene lakeside escape offers a beautiful contrast to the nearby adventures, allowing you to fully savour the diversity of its natural wonders.
The lake offers a range of accommodation options, including caravan parks and self-contained holiday homes. So if you’re planning a relaxing retreat or an adventure-filled getaway, the lake is certainly an inviting place to experience the beauty of the Shoalhaven region.
With a spectacular lake, expansive beach and national park, Lake Conjola Shoalhaven is best enjoyed outdoors.
Shoalhaven’s crystal blue lake! Lake Conjola and its expansive waterways are ideal for fishing, swimming, boating and, in the warmer months, prawning on the northern shores.
Take the boardwalk for a pleasant 15 minute walk to the beach, there is a viewing platform along the way for excellent panoramic views of both the beach and the blue lake. The boardwalk is wheelchair accessible.
The small town has a bowling club for easy meals and entertainment and a couple of delicious cafe and takeaway options.
From the blue waters of Lake Conjola you can head inland to Morton National Park and explore Mt Bushwalker, Rusden Head, Florence Head as well as Granite Falls and Boyd Lookout where you’ll find spectacular views and picnic spots.
Lake Conjola has caravan parks and self-contained holiday homes.
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