The village of Lake Conjola and Conjola Park in the Conjola Lake region is a popular tourist destination, offering numerous choices of accommodation and great aquatic activities from fishing, boating, body boarding, and bush walking in the surrounding Conjola National Park and Narrawallee Creek Nature Reserve.

The village of Lake Conjola is located on the south of the lake, providing facilities and services for visitors. With its close proximity to Milton, Mollymook and Ulladulla to the south and Fishermans Paradise, Sussex Inlet and Jervis Bay to the north, it is a great place to base yourself when visiting the outer areas of the Shoalhaven region.

Access to Lake Conjola is by way of the Princes Highway. The waterway itself is a deep coastal lake that together with Lake Berringer flows into the Tasman Sea. The entrance of the lake is often effected by strong currents at the turning of the tide and is popular with locals and visitors body boarding.
 

The waterway encompasses Conjola Island, Princess Island, Chinamans Island and Green Island just off the coast, opposite Cunjurong Beach and Conjola Beach.

Check out our listing of Conjola / Lake Conjola accommodation. In addition to our listed online travel guide information, contact the local tourism visitor centre for your destination for more attractions, tours, local maps and other information.