Lysterfield Lake
There are many things to do on this large lake. Canoeing and kayaking are great ways to observe waterbirds, habitats, and other wildlife that cannot be seen from land. If the water is calm, you can practice your stand-up kayaking skills.
Lysterfield Lake offers two swimming spots, one near Beach Carpark at its southern end. There are no lifeguards on the lake and children should be closely supervised. Swimming is not permitted in other areas of the lake, due to unpredictable depths.
This lake covers an area of 82ha and is great for non-powered sailing and boating. A boat parking area is available for trailers, and there is also a zone for boat launching and rigging. However, model boating is not permitted.
Sailing boats as small as 5m in length or larger than 4.3m in length can be rented. Lysterfield Sailing Club invites new members. Parks Victoria, 13 1963, for more information.
Reservoirs, rivers and lakes are natural environments. You might encounter dangers. You can make your Lysterfield Park experience enjoyable and safe by following our water safety tips.
Lysterfield Lake is a hidden gem in Melbourne’s south east. This lake was constructed in the 1930s as water storage to the Mornington Peninsula. It was decommissioned and reopened in 1986. The public has embraced Lysterfield Lake as one of the city’s favorite outdoor playgrounds.
Lysterfield Park is a place for all ages. Although the park’s most popular attraction is its mountain bike trails, there are hiking trails, picnic areas and barbecue facilities. There’s even a playground and the lake itself, which is safe for swimming and non-motorised boats. It’s also a paradise for wildlife spotting and bird watching. There are about 140 species of birds that have been recorded. Although the most common wildlife sightings are the wallabies and roos above all else, you should avoid visiting on busy days to ensure your chances of seeing one. Lysterfield Park, located at the northern tip of the picnic area, has a bird hide for anyone who is interested in photographing and spotting birds.
The bushland that surrounds the lake contains a mix of remnants and plantations such as River Red Gum (Southern Mahogany), Spotted Gum (Blue Gum), Swamp Gum(Blue Gum), Forest Red Gum), Long-leaved Box (Sugar Gum) and Swamp Gum. You will find this park to be a wonderful place to relax, whether you’re looking to go on a hike or take a ride under the Spotted Gums.
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