Attractions

Local Sussex Inlet Panthers Rugby League footy fields.

It’s hard to believe that such a tranquil location is so close to civilisation. Berrara Creek is accessible by boat ramp near the village. Paddle your canoe or kayak upstream about 3km to where you’re completely alone.

Fishing is popular in either the creek or from the beach, and if you walk to Fishermans Rock picnic area you’ll see the grinding grooves made by the local Aboriginal people many years ago. Bring a picnic to eat on the creek bank and take a dip in the afternoon sunshine.

During spring along Berrara Creek, you’ll see plenty of flowering natives, including wattles and banksias. The endangered hooded plover is also known to nest near the creek’s entrance. To see more of Conjola National Park, take a bike ride on the nearby Heath Circuit.

http://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/things-to-do/canoeing-paddling-experiences/berrara-creek

Greenfield Beach picnic area in Jervis Bay National Park is perfect for a barbecue. After a tasty lunch, go for a walk or head down to the beach for a swim or snorkel.

For further information regarding this stunning location please hit the link below.

Laguna lodge 5* attraction.

http://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/things-to-do/picnic-areas/greenfield-beach-picnic-area

Get close to nature on Heath Circuit, a 24km loop bike ride along signposted trails.

Where: Conjola National Park

Distance: 22km loop

Time suggested: 6hrs

Grade: Medium

Price: Free

Opening times: Heath Circuit is always open but may have to close at times due to poor weather or fire danger.

What to bring: Drinking water, hat, sunscreen

Remember to take your binoculars if you want to birdwatch.

Starting and ending in Cudmirrah, Heath Circuit is a healthy way to see the best of what Conjola National Park offers. From the signposted, unsealed trail, you’ll see the abundantly flowered heathlands – at their peak in spring – birds flying overhead, and kangaroos skipping through the forest.

To see more of Conjola National Park, head for the nearby Berrara Creek, or there are two other excellent bike rides in the park: the 13km-return route from Bendalong to the Walter Hood monument, and the 22km-return ride from Cudmirrah to Monument Beach.

Easily accessed from Wandandian Creek picnic area via a small platform, Wandandian Creek is a peaceful waterway that branches in three directions, giving a great deal of kayaking and canoeing options. Take a leisurely paddle and admire waterbirds in the casuarina trees – birdwatching is superb – or use the creek as a way to work up a sweat before relaxing over lunch at the quiet picnic area. The platform at the picnic area allows you to enter the creek without damaging the fragile bank, meaning this is a great place to enjoy nature while ensuring it remains pristine for future visits.

For the slightly more adventurous kayaker, Wandandian Creek can be followed right out to the open expanse of St Georges Basin, or followed upstream to beautiful rural scenery. It’s a good idea to consult a map before you set out to get a sense of all possibilities.

Walter Hood ride from Cudmirrah is a scenic cycling route through Conjola National Park to Monument Beach. Great for picnicking, birdwatching and spring wildflowers.

Where: Conjola National Park

Distance: 11km one-way

Time suggested: 2hrs

Grade: Medium

Price: Free

Opening times: Walter Hood ride from Cudmirrah is always open but may have to close at times due to poor weather or fire danger.

What to bring: Drinking water, hat, sunscreen

Please note

• There is limited/no mobile reception in this park
• The weather in the area can be extreme and unpredictable, so please ensure you’re well prepared for your visit.
• Remember to take your binoculars if you want to go birdwatching or whale watching.

Gather a group of friends for a cycling adventure on Walter Hood ride from Cudmirrah in Conjola National Park. Enjoy lunch at Monument Beach picnic area. This route makes for a great day out, taking in heathland and forest before reaching the coast.

You’re likely to see some swamp or red-necked wallabies on your ride. And if you hear a soundtrack of high-pitched calls, it’s probably from the bleating tree frogs nearby.

A monument to the clipper ship Walter Hood, wrecked on this south coast in 1870, can be found at Monument Beach. For a longer ride, return via Heath circuit.

Hours: 

Thursday6am–12pm, 3–7pm

Friday6am–12pm, 3–7pm

Saturday10am–2pm

Sunday10am–2pm

Monday6am–12pm, 3–7pm

Tuesday6am–12pm, 3–7pm

Wednesday6am–12pm, 3–7pm

Phone: (02) 4406 2055

Boat, Kayak, Bike & Scooter Hire plus a Refreshments Kiosk

Tel. (02) 4441 2086 
After hours. Richard. 0406 961 117

Your one stop shop for boat, kayak, canoe, stand-up paddle board, slipway, moorings, bike and scooter hire, tackle, bait, boat hire, ice creams, drinks, sweets and an on the water petrol bowser.

Open today · 9am–5pm

Phone: (02) 4441 2482

• 9 Hole Golf Course
• Outdoor B.B.Q Area
• Buggy & Cart Hire
• Australian Wildlife on Course
• Clubhouse
• Visitors Welcome
• Cool Drinks

Sussex Inlet RSL Club

Welcome to the Sussex Inlet RSL Club! Situated along the pristine waters of the Sussex Inlet, The RSL Club is the perfect venue to experience all that the local region has to offer in the way of sport, leisure and entertainment. The club has been a favourite venue amongst locals and visitors for over 50 years and has maintained a strong community focus by supporting many sporting, community and charity groups.  With a large Bowling green, BBQ area, outdoor terraces and that fantastic view of the Inlet, where else would you rather be on a lazy summer afternoon.

Bamboo River Restaurant

The Bamboo River Restaurant serves Authentic Chinese Meals, Thai, Malaysian and Australian Meals. We also provide a fast pick-up takeaway service, and can cater for all your function needs.

Trading Hours:

Lunch – 7 Days per week

11.30am – 2.30pm

Dinner – Monday – Thursday

5.30pm – 8.30pm

Friday – Sunday

5.30pm – 8.45pm

Courtesy Bus Timetable

7 Day a week Courtesy bus

Departs every hour on the hour from 4pm

Please ring reception on 02 44 412 076 to book your pick up

Gold coin donation appreciated

Additional runs at discretion of the Duty Manager

Departure times will be in accordance with the time shown
on the clock in the Front Foyer. These times can and will
be altered at the discretion of Management.

Conditions of use of courtesy Bus

• No smoking.
• No drinking.
• No offensive language.

The bus driver reserves the right to remove patrons from the bus if they do not abide by these rules.

NOTE: NO PICK UPS AFTER THE 8.00PM RUN. PLEASE ENSURE YOU HAVE ARRANGED WITH RECEPTION TO BE PICKED UP DURING THIS SCHEDULED RUN SO AS TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT

The Sussex Inlet Bowling Club is ideally placed on the waterfront in this popular holiday destination.

Enjoy a dining in the 22nd End Restaurant from a fabulous Chinese and Australian Menu.

Visiting bowlers are welcome to join in competition events and rollups every day. Check out the bowls pages for programme details.

Regular activities to keep you enthralled include:

• Raffles
• Meat Markets
• Sports on the Giant TV
• Bingo
• Badge Draws
• TAB and Keno

And there is always something happening every day. Whats on pages will bring you up to date.

Visit Sussex and stay enjoying all that the area and the Bowlo have to offer.

The 22nd End Restaurant is open 7 days a week for lunch and dinner.

Offering a delicious range of Chinese and Australian Cuisine Dine in or takeaway.

Special menus available for functions.
Budgets can be individually catered for.

RESTAURANT HOURS.

All Day Breakfast

• Saturday and Sunday Only From 8.00am

Lunch

• Everyday 11.30am - 2.15pm

Dinner

• Open Everyday From 5.30pm
• Closed Christmas Day