Woolgoolga Lakeside - news
Woolgoogla Beach Shipwreck
The 1893 Buster shipwreck can be seen just off the Beach access path. Recent big seas have exposed a local shipwreck for the first time in 15 years. Residents and visitors can get a taste of our maritime history.
Take a lesson in fly fishing
If you want to learn something new, why not try Fly Fishing. Our local expert Fishing Guide and Tutor Garry has 20 years of local fishing knowledge and knows all the secret fishing spots on Woolgoolga lake and beach. He runs Fly Fishing and Lure fishing courses for beginners as well as advanced anglers. Beach and estuary fishing tours are also available which cover basic tuition for beginners. You’ll enjoy pumping yabbies for bait and have a great time fishing for many fish species of Woolgoolga. To make a booking or find out more contact Garry Hambly on 02 6654 8777. Or check out A1 fly fishing website.
Lakeside’s Bush Regeneration
The Woolgoolga bush regeneration Landcare group are doing their bit for the environment. The Woolgoolga Landcare team have been working hard for several years to clean up the noxious weeds especially the lantana along the Woolgoolga reserve and foreshores. The team volunteer their time removing weeds, planting native shrubs and repairing boundary fences.
Many guests and staff have recognised the improvements their efforts have made to Lakeside Caravan Park and the foreshores area.
Fortnightly BBQ’s
Our fortnightly Winter BBQ’s run from June to end of August. The lunch is a typical Aussie BBQ (meat and salad) cooked by park staff . Guest enjoy catching up with other park visitors and making new friends.
Terry and Wayne at Lakeside Caravan Park
Woolgoolga Lakeside goes dog friendly
Our Woolgoolga Lakeside Caravan Park is now Dog Friendly. Guests can bring their 4 legged family members on holidays outside the NSW school holidays. (Max 2 Dogs per site)