Find your own space on this crystal clear volcanic lake on the southern outskirts of Camperdown.
Lake Bullen Merri’s clover like shape is a legacy of its volcanic past; the lake was formed from the remains of three adjoining craters. Dark volcanic sands frame the beautiful waterway providing a wonderful venue for picnicking, walking, boating, fishing, water skiing and swimming. Visit on the weekends for a hive of local activity or take some time out midweek to listen to the lapping of waves on her ancient shores.
Access Information
- Accessible parking at South Beach
- Fully Accessible toilets located at South Beach Reserve
- Accessible fishing platform for those wanting to cast a line
- Dogs are permitted on leashes, click here for more information on dog friendly options.
Fishing
- Your pick of black volcanic sandy banks that encircle the lake, jetty or boat!
Species: rainbow and brown trout, chinook and Atlantic salmon, Australian bass
Access: Good access for water craft, bank and jetty fishing
