About Naracoorte Swimming Lake
Naracoorte Swimming Lake is a large, spring-fed artificial swimming lake in central Naracoorte, South Australia, within the Naracoorte Lucindale Council area. Constructed in 1924 from a natural swamp, it is one of the town's main recreational attractions. The lake features jetties, pontoons and surrounding parkland, offering free public swimming during the summer season. It is valued for its historic community origins and family-friendly outdoor setting near the town centre.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a large outdoor freshwater swimming lake set in parkland close to Naracoorte town centre. The lake has sandy and grassed surrounds, jetties, pontoons and stepped entry points into the water. Surrounding lawns provide space for picnics and sunbathing, with shade trees, BBQ areas and a playground nearby. The setting is open and family-oriented, used for swimming, wading and relaxing during the warmer months.
Key highlights
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Large spring-fed artificial swimming lake in central Naracoorte
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Jetties, pontoons and stepped access into the water
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Free public swimming during summer season
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Surrounding parkland with lawns, shade trees and picnic areas
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Historic lake created in 1924 from a natural swamp by community labour