Lake Keepit is a family-friendly destination with many things to do, suitable for the adventurous and active. Located in the heart of New South Wales, it offers visitors natural beauty and a great atmosphere. Below are some ideas for things to do when you visit.
Keepit Dam Fishing
Catch some of the biggest fish in all of Australia at Keepit Dam. Whether you're a seasoned angler or just getting started in the sport, you'll find plenty of exciting fishing opportunities on these waters. Keepit Dam is home to the Golden Perch, Silver Perch, Murray Cod, Catfish and some Redfin (if you’re lucky!). You can cast a line from the banks along the dam wall or take a boat out for more chances of success.
Visit Lake Keepit Sport and Recreation Centre
The local sport and recreation centre is run by the NSW National Parks team and hosts a range of activities year-round. You can try your hand at canoeing, kayaking, water skiing and swimming. There are also plenty of open grassy spaces at Lake Keepit State Park to play family sports or just have a picnic. The Lake Keepit Sport and Recreation Centre can help facilitate the outdoor adventures you've been keen to try with your family.
Sailing at Keepit Dam
The waters around Lake Keepit are also ideal for sailing. If you're a sailing enthusiast, then this is the place for you. With plenty of coves and sheltered waters around the lake, it's easy to explore and have some fun. If you or your family members need extra help getting started, there are local schools that offer lessons on sailing as well as nearby boat hire services available.
Family Water Sports
Nothing screams family bonding activity like summer water sports. Lake Keepit offers plenty of options to make it a day everyone will enjoy. Have a go at stand-up paddleboarding, jet skiing or even water sledding. You can also arrange activities such as tubing and banana boat rides for those who want to join in the fun.
Interest in exploring Lake Keepit, here are some tips on how to make the most of your Lake Keepit adventure
Accommodation near Lake Keepit?
Reflections Lake Keepit offers camp sites, cabins, glamping tents and new tiny homes are coming soon - this means no matter how you prefer to stay, they have you covered.
Yes, you can swim at Lake Keepit. Check the safest place to swim with Reflections Lake Keepit when you arrive.
By purchasing a day pass from Reflections Holiday Parks Lake Keepit, you will have access to the dam, boat launch, bathrooms, BBQS and all the park facilities. Find out more about day passes here.
Campfires are allowed in our bush camping area, unpowered sites on the main side, however they are not allowed in our powered sites. We do have fire pits in our grass area in front of cabins for use (rules apply – guests must comply with fire restrictions imposed by the Park Manger/Fire Authority, campfires must be contained in a fire pit and always attended, fire pits must be up off the ground, by law the collection of firewood from the park is not permitted – firewood can be purchased from the kiosk or outside the park, fires must be completely extinguished after use).
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