The park offers a diverse range of activities and attractions, including camping, walking, surfing, whale watching, and fishing. Some notable highlights of the park include beachside camping at Congo campground and Beachcomber Holiday Park, both popular choices for families. Additionally, visitors can explore the scenic Bingi Dreaming Track, known for its coastal banksias and stunning views.
For those interested in fishing, opportunities abound along the beach, lakeside, or from a boat or kayak within the park. Swimming enthusiasts can take a refreshing dip in one of the park's many swimming spots, while wildlife enthusiasts can look out for Echidnas along the Bingi Dreaming Track, kangaroos at Beachcomber Holiday Park, and various bird species throughout the park. Eurobodalla National Park is accessible through various points along the Princes Highway, with specific access points designated for southern areas, the Brou Lake area, and the Potato Point area. As a non-contiguous national park, it stretches from Moruya Heads to Tilba Tilba Lake, featuring significant sites such as the wreck of the SS Monaro, the pilot station at South Head Moruya, and Toragy Point cemetery.