Eastern Foreshore Campground - NSW

Camp ground in the Lake Glenbawn Holiday and Recreation Park.

There is a range of powered and unpowerd sites and also cabins run by Reflections Holiday Parks.

The State Recreation Park park was named when Glenbawn property was submerged as a result of the construction of the Glenbawn Dam, which in turn resulted in Lake Glenbawn.

Major extensions in the 1980s facilitated the development of the recreation area. The result is a popular spot for water skiing, fishing, swimming, wind surfing, sailing, canoeing and sailboarding. The website (http://www.stateparks.nsw.gov.au/lake_glenbawn) boasts that "Lake Glenbawn is also one of the best freshwater fishing spots in NSW. Cast a line and you can catch our famous 'big bass', golden perch (yellow belly) and catfish."

The lake's shoreline is predominantly open woodland with over 100 species of birds including galahs, eastern rosellas, pelicans and king parrots. The water attracts kangaroos and wallaroos in the early morning and at dusk.