Smiths Lake, located in New South Wales, offers a tranquil coastal lifestyle with a mild climate, making it an attractive destination for holidaymakers and residents. The area is known for its natural beauty, including pristine white beaches, crystal clear waters, and sub-tropical rainforests. Visitors can explore the serpentine lake and its three islands: Big Island, Little Island, and Bull Island. For those interested in history, there are World War Two anti-tank concrete bollards to discover, reflecting the area's historical significance.
The attractions in and around Smiths Lake include Cellito Beach, a popular spot for surfing and beach activities; Sandbar Beach, ideal for fishing, 4WD adventures, and picnicking; Pacific Palms SUP, which offers stand-up paddleboarding experiences; Frothy Coffee Boatshed, a scenic spot to enjoy coffee and the waterfront; and Brambles Reserve, a great location for picnics and outdoor relaxation.
The park encompasses diverse landscapes, including headlands, forests, swamplands, and coastal lagoons, providing opportunities for nature walks and wildlife observation. The proximity of Smiths Lake to other lakes and beaches in the Great Lakes district makes it a convenient base for further exploration.