Cullulleraine
A lakeside escape
Set along the Sturt Highway between Mildura and Renmark, Cullulleraine is a quiet lakeside destination where Lake Cullulleraine is the heart of it all. This expansive freshwater lake draws visitors in with its wide‑open skies, calm waters and easy access to outdoor recreation – from fishing and swimming to kayaking and sailing.

Life on the Lake
Cullulleraine is all about easy, lakeside living. Spend your days fishing, swimming, kayaking or sailing across the calm waters, or take a walk along the lake’s edge to spot birdlife and native wildlife. The surrounding tracks offer a simple way to explore, with wide open views and plenty of quiet places to pause. As the sun sets, the lake takes on a different pace – big skies, still water and some of the clearest stargazing conditions in the region make it just as special after dark.

Rest and recharge
Staying at Cullulleraine means waking up right by the water. Bushman’s Rest Caravan Park and Tranquil Waters Caravan Park both offer powered sites, cabins and easy lake access, making them relaxed and convenient bases for a night or a longer stay. For something more private, Lakehouse Cullulleraine provides a comfortable lakeside retreat with space to unwind. Surrounded by open grassy areas and peaceful views, it’s easy to settle in and enjoy the slower pace.

Know before you go
Cullulleraine is an easy stop along the Sturt Highway, around a 35‑minute drive from Mildura, making it perfect for a break or a longer lakeside stay. While small, you’ll find all the essentials close by – the local roadhouse and post office offer takeaway meals, snacks, fuel and basic supplies to keep you moving.
Warm days and cool evenings make it a great year‑round escape, whether you’re here for time on the water, a picnic by the shore or simply to unwind. However you choose to spend your time, the views are wide and the lake is never far away.
Plan your visit around the annual Cullulleraine Music Festival in March or April, when a diverse line-up of music, workshops and family-friendly activities brings the lakeside to life. However you choose to spend your time, the views are wide and the lake is never far away.

Explore nature around the lake
View fact sheetLake Cullulleraine is more than just a place to relax – it’s home to a rich and diverse natural environment. Surrounding bushland and wetlands provide habitat for a variety of native birds, wildlife and plant species, making it a rewarding spot for nature lovers and birdwatchers alike. Take the time to explore the area more closely with the Lake Cullulleraine Flora and Fauna Information Sheet, a helpful guide designed to highlight key species and habitats around the lake. Whether you’re walking the shoreline or simply taking in the views, there’s always something to discover in this quietly thriving ecosystem.





