Lakeside park is located at the end of The Lake Circuit where you will find:

• access to the Lake, its sand bar, the eastern shore wetlands and Warrain Beach. This is the best access point for observing migratory birds including nesting Little Terns during summer.
• car park, picnic area, gas barbeques, playground, toilets, lookout and interpretive signage.

Boat Ramp picnic area is located via Greenbank Grove and Wollumboola Lane and provides:

• stunning views across the lake to the sandbar, birdlife at Sheepwash Creek, along the northern shore and to Long Bow Point
• car park, toilets, boat ramp (use of the boat ramp depends on the water levels in the Lake), picnic area, wood barbeque, viewing platform and interpretive signage.

Follow the Sheepwash Creek walking track from the picnic area, across the footbridge, turn right and walk to the Lake shore. When Lake levels are low, it is possible to walk along the shore to the sand bar. Otherwise turn left at the bridge and walk to the lake and beach along East Crescent.

Kayak and small boat launching ramp off Currarong Road – follow the National Park and Wildlife Service signs.

• provides calm water access to Coonemia Creek and the undisturbed southern bay.

Public access to Lake Wollumboola and its fringing wetlands is limited to National Park lands at the sandbar and eastern shore and Crown land managed by Council along the northern shore parallel to East Crescent.