Burrill Lake, NSW
Burrill Lake is a village five kilometres south of Ulladulla, where the Princes Highway crosses the mouth of a coastal lake.
Known For
- A calm lake for boating and fishing
- A surf beach across the road
- Holiday parks on the water
Things To Do at Burrill Lake
The lake is sheltered and clear, good for kayaks, paddleboards and small boats, with flathead, bream and prawns. Burrill Beach, on the ocean side, has surf, and Lions Park by the bridge has playgrounds and barbecues. A rock shelter beside the lake holds evidence of Aboriginal occupation going back about 20,000 years, one of the oldest dated sites on the coast.
Where To Stay
Holiday parks line the lake and the inlet, and there are motels and holiday houses.
Eat & Drink
The village has a small group of shops, cafes and takeaways.
Getting to Burrill Lake
Burrill Lake is on the Princes Highway, five minutes south of Ulladulla.
Experiences
- Nature based
- Relaxation
Popular Activities
- Beach
- Fishing
- Kayaking
- National Park
- Sailing
- Swimming
About Burrill Lake
- Locality: Suburb
- Burrill Lake Postcode: 2539
- State: New South Wales
- Region: South Coast
- Latitude: -35.38719
- Longitude: 150.4496
- Elevation: 5m
- Population: 1465
- Median Income: $24960
- Area (Sq/km): 4.304
- Timezone: Australia/Sydney
Accommodation In Burrill Lake
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