Lake Conjola from Sydney drive South on Princes Highway c. 3.5hrs, 220km.
Directory: Business & Tourism
Lake Conjola South Coast NSW 2539
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Tourist Attractions
canoe tour conjola lake
ocean entrance to lake conjola - view from the boardwalk
lake conjola tennis courts
sand dunes and heath; view from boardwalk looking south
towards milton/ulladulla
Business
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Lake Conjola Bowling & Recreation Club
180 Lake Entrance Road Lake Conjola
Conjola Lakeside Van Park (private golf course)
1 Norman Street Lake Conjola NSW (off Lake Entrance Road & opposite the Bowling Club)
Bowls — Fishing — Golf
Bowlers' Weekend Away Promotion
Lake Conjola Business Directory:
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Lake Conjola Entrance Tourist Park Entrance Road Lake Conjola Ph: 02 44561141
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Australia Post Office Store Carroll Avenue Lake Conjola Ph: 02 44561163
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Lake Conjola Liquor & General Store 4 Milham Lake Conjola Ph: 02 44561828
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Island View Caravan Park & Holiday Cottages 2 Aney Lake Conjola Ph: 02 44561155
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Your business here |
Ecology notes for visitors:
Lake Conjola, in the Shoalhaven, is special! It remains a relatively pristine, unspoiled natural area. Such places, close to metropolitan and settled regional areas, are becoming ever more rare.
The beach and estuary contain fragile ecosystems, providing habitat for shorebirds such as godwits, oystercatchers, plovers, terns and swans.
Each summer sees the arrival of international visitor flocks from the northern hemisphere, as the Lake Conjola area is a stepping-stone within a bird migration pathway called the the 'East Asian-Australasian Flyway'. Our little travellers include such as: the Little Tern, Bar-tailed Godwit, Ruddy Turnstone, Eastern Curlew, Whimbrel and Red-necked Stint.
Clean coasts and clean seas ensure the increase
of
our wildlife population and the preservation of natural areas, so please follow the advisory signs erected by
local and state government about protecting the area. The fact that
Lake Conjola is somewhat off the beaten track has been to its advantage
in preserving its natural environment. Activities to enjoy include:
walking, bird watching, swimming, picnics, fishing and canoeing.
Please tread lightly. Bring binoculars, leave nothing but footprints and take nothing but
photos!
On the drive into Lake Conjola, off the Princes Highway, you'll notice a road-side sign 'Conjola National Park'. For notes on the national park click here.
See also Estuaries in NSW
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Tourist Attractions
estuary/lake fishing
delightful picnic areas
fragile beach and estuary 
