The Lake Mummuga Boat Ramp, located at the end of Attunga Street in Dalmeny, provides access to the peaceful waters of Lake Mummuga, with a connection through Lawlers Creek leading out to the ocean. The facility features a single-lane concrete boat ramp, although it is currently in poor condition and may require extra care when launching or retrieving a vessel.
The ramp is best suited for smaller boats, particularly during higher water levels, as the lake can become shallow at certain times. There is parking available for approximately ten vehicles, but facilities at the site are limited. Visitors will find a couple of picnic tables, benches, a fish cleaning table, and rubbish bins, while the adjacent sandy bank offers a convenient spot for launching kayaks and other small paddle craft. For food and supplies, a café and small supermarket are just a short walk away in Dalmeny, while the nearby township of Narooma offers a wider range of shops, services, and boating facilities.
Lake Mummuga itself is a small estuary with a catchment area of approximately 28 square kilometres. Classified as either an intermittent or wave-dominated estuary, it is a scenic coastal waterway surrounded by the natural beauty of Bodalla State Forest and Eurobodalla National Park. Tucked behind Dalmeny Beach, the lake supports important saltmarsh and seagrass habitats that provide valuable shelter for a variety of marine life.
The area is well regarded among locals and visitors for its excellent fishing and prawn netting opportunities. Its calm waters, peaceful setting, and easy kayak access make it a popular destination for those looking to enjoy a relaxing day on the water, whether casting a line, paddling through the estuary, or simply taking in the surrounding natural scenery.
| Feature |
Description |
| Number of ramp lanes |
1 |
| Fish cleaning facilities |
Yes |
| Carpark spaces |
Limited parking spots available |
| Amenities |
Rubbish bins, picnic tables and chairs |