Dalmeny to Potato Point via Lake Brou

Attraction
Local wildlife at Potato Point
Dalmeny
Lake Brou Beach
Jemisons Beach, Potato Point
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About

This is a long, wild and natural beach walk in the Eurobodalla National Park. From the park opposite the shops in Dalmeny, cross the wooden footbridge across Lake Mummaga inlet onto Dalmeny Beach and head north. After approximately four kilometres, near a stretch of distinctive sandy red cliffs, you will come to the mouth of the magnificent Lake Brou. This is a possible turning point or continue on to Jemisons Point and then to Potato Point, where you can enjoy a rest and the view from the bench seat high on the south side of the point.

Length: 14 kilometres return (or eight kilometres return to Brou Lake). Time: Four to five hours return. Grade: Medium.

Hours

Open 24 hours

Facilities and visitor features

8 features
International

Reviews & Ratings

Uzi Panti

Uzi Panti

Google review

Very dusty road heading in, campground is a bit uneven, the beach is nice but the waters are rough and not recommended for swimming. The lake is stagnant sea water thats filled with jelly fish. Quiet secluded, 1 or 2 junky ripping their run down subaru across the park not knowing what to do. Nice place to fish

Where you'll be

Dalmeny Drive

Dalmeny NSW 2546