Conjola National Park

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Conjola National Park
Conjola National Park
Conjola National Park
Conjola National Park
Conjola National Park
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Conjola National Park

2 current alerts · Checked 13 Oct 2026, 1:05 pm

  • Other planned eventsUntil 16 Oct 2026

    Roadworks Conjola National Park

    Roadworks will be underway in Conjola National Park on Southdown Trail, Medlyn Ave, Fishermans Rock Road and Berrara Road from Tuesday 15th September 2026 to Friday 16th October 2026. The roads may be temporarily closed, uneven and slippery during this time. Drive safely and follow the directions of roadwork signs, NPWS contractors and NPWS staff

    For more information, contact the local NPWS office.

About

There aren’t many places where lakes, cascading creeks, the ocean and vast forests come together. But Conjola National Park has it all, and only 2 hours from Sydney. This natural gem has a huge range of attractions within a short distance of some of the small settlements on the south coast of NSW.

A network of tracks and trails through the park can be used for cycling, bushwalking, horse riding and car touring. Those who love the water can canoe on Swan Lake or swim at Berrara Beach. Berrara is an indigenous word for ‘snapper’, so it’s a great place to throw in a fishing line in as well.

For nature-lovers, Conjola is a wild paradise. During spring, wildlflowers are abundant. The park’s large variety of plant life also means there’s a huge range of animals and birds. Eastern grey kangaroos and echidnas are common, but the noisy black cockatoos are a visitor favourite.

The park at a glance

Boasting lakes, ocean and forests, Conjola National Park is a nature-lover’s paradise, offering bushwalking, swimming, mountain biking, canoeing, and fishing.

There aren’t many places where lakes, cascading creeks, the ocean and vast forests come together. But Conjola National Park has it all, and only 2 hours from Sydney. This natural gem has a huge range of attractions within a short distance of some of the small settlements on the south coast of NSW.

A network of tracks and trails through the park can be used for cycling, bushwalking, horse riding and car touring. Those who love the water can canoe on Swan Lake or swim at Berrara Beach. Berrara is an indigenous word for ‘snapper’, so it’s a great place to throw in a fishing line in as well.

For nature-lovers, Conjola is a wild paradise. During spring, wildlflowers are abundant. The park’s large variety of plant life also means there’s a huge range of animals and birds. Eastern grey kangaroos and echidnas are common, but the noisy black cockatoos are a visitor favourite.

Cycling trails
3
Picnic areas
1
Walks
1

Plan your visit

Access, facilities and practical details.

Best times to visit

Spring

The wildflowers – waratahs and wattle among them – are in full bloom, bringing with them large numbers of birds. You might even be lucky enough to spot the rare Scalet Honeyeater or Little Lorikeet.

Summer

Hot weather means plenty of time for the beach and water. Keep an eye open for the endangered hooded plover and other shorebirds foraging on the sand.

Autumn

As the temperature cools slightly, this a great time to get active in the park with some bushwalking and mountain biking.

Winter

The light is clear and beautiful and the beaches and trails very quiet – just the thing if you prefer exploring with few other people around.

Places to discover

Stay, explore and relax across the park.

1 places

Walks in this park

4 walks

Frequently asked questions

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Before you go

Opening

Always open

Nearby towns

Lake Conjola (29 km) · Ulladulla (35 km) · Nowra (45 km)

Get in touch

Ulladulla office

02 4454 9500npws.shoalhaven@environment.nsw.gov.au

Lot 9 Blackburn Industrial Estate, 6 Coller Road Ulladulla NSW 2539

Monday to Friday, 9am to 4pm

Where you'll be

Conjola NSW 2539