St Georges Basin
Must do
- Ben Boyd National Park
- Eurobodalla National Park
- Gunyah Restaurant at Paperbark Camp, The
Nature in St Georges Basin
St Georges Basin is a large, shallow lagoon with outstanding boating and fishing. The town is a tree-lined waterway ringed by villages and forests.
About St Georges Basin
The towns on the fringes of this broad waterway make an ideal base for anyone who enjoys boating and fishing. These towns also offer easy access to the sheltered waters and beaches of Jervis Bay and to the ocean beaches to the south. Don’t miss exploring Conjola National Park, which has forests surrounding beautiful lakes and estuaries, and large areas of woodland and heath which become a mass of wildflowers in spring. The park is ideal for walking, birdwatching, swimming, fishing and canoeing. Nearby, Nowra, Shoalhaven and Jervis Bay are worth a visit.
Gallery
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Bingi Point
Bingi Point at Eurobodalla National Park. Image Stuart Cohen, NPWS
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Gunyah Restaurant, Paperbark Camp
Gunyah Restaurant at Paperbark Camp in Jervis Bay. Image James Pipino
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Ben Boyd National Park
Woman with NPWS Officer on guided tour of Ben Boyd National Park. Image Don Fuchs
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