Burril Lake NSW NSW South Coast
Originally a timber town, Burrill Lake was amongst the first to offer services to tourists on the NSW South Coast, when Mr. and Mrs Phillip Butson began catering for the needs of the campers, from their farm west of the pine forest as early as Christmas 1922.Nearby suburbs
Burrill Lake is a few minutes south of Mollymook and Ulladulla
Did you know?
You can still catch a rare glimpse of 1950’s Australia at the Burrill Lake old open air cinema - one of the last in Australia. Once hugely popular especially in peek tourist times you had better be quick, as it is likely to disappear soon.
Surrounding shops, restaurants, amenities, schools and places of interest
- Bungalow Park
- Tabourie Museum
- Mini Golf at Bungalow Tourist Park
- Hot Glass Gallery
- Burrill Lake Cruises
- Burrill Lake Newsagency
- Burrill Lake Welcome Mart
- Burrill Bait & Tackle
- Pigeon House Mountain
- Bannisters Restaurant & Bar, Mollymook
- The Shores Restaurant, Mollymook
- Angel Rose The, Milton
- Annabel's Settlement Cafe, Milton
- Bamboo Court Restaurant, Mollymook
- Coffee Breakers, Mollymook
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