Currimundi Lake, Kathleen McArthur National Park is a natural gem which has survived despite its proximity to Sunshine Coast developments. A pocket of the wallum heath which once covered much of coastal southern Queensland thrives on Lake Currimundi's northern shore. This type of coastal heathland is rich in plant species, many of which attract birds and insects seeking food and shelter. Wander down the track from
Coongarra Esplanade through the park to the beach.
Fishing Lake Currimundi
This is a beautiful spot for a family day out. You can either swim in the lake or surf and sunbake on the beach,fish, canoeing, or go for a walk through the National Park. It truly is a hidden gem this place.
The photos I took are of the lake around sunset while families were having a great day out. I really like the photo of the two children fishing.You can just see the surf in the background.A walk through the
National Park which travels all the way along the Mooloolah River is something worth doing.
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