Burrill Lake 

Burrill Lake is a quiet, picturesque lake and ocean resort, a few minutes south of Ulladulla; most of its shores are lined with natural bushland. The Bungalow Park fronts Burrill Lake and includes on site recreational facilities such as Mini Golf which is also opened to the general public. Burrill Lake became established as a popular tourist centre during the early 1920s, when there were only four permanent dwellings. Before there was any township, a 'canvas city' would spring up at holiday times.

The principal industry in the district was timber, and one of the mills was on the site of the open air theatre (which opened in 1946). Shell grit gathering began early in the 20th century, with large quantities being bagged and shipped to market.

The principal industry in the district was timber, and one of the mills was on the site of the open air theatre (which opened in 1946). Shell grit gathering began early in the 20th century, with large quantities being bagged and shipped to market.

This beautiful coastal lake is located 5km south of Ulladulla. Most of its shores retain their natural bushland and forest cover and views west across the lake to Pigeon House Mountain create a beautiful natural setting. The Princes Highway crosses the eastern arm of the lake only metres from the sea but its main expanse reaches inland almost to the town of Milton and cannot be seen from the highway.

Features

• Boating
• Sailing
• Windsurfing
• Swimming
• Prawning (in season)
• Boats, canoes, skis and kayaks are available for hire
• Take a look at the old open air cinema - one of the last in Australia. Although this charming old theatre in now closed (and likely to disappear soon), you can still see a rare example of 50s Australia if you are quick
• The local water ski club have their clubhouse, picnic area and launching ramp at Kings Point and there is water skiing here at weekends and during holiday periods
• Feed the birds (Rainbow Lorikeets) at Bungalow Park
• New fine dining Restaurant
• Mini Golf