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Lake Indoon

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Lake Indoon aquatic playground since the late 1950s. The lake covers 130 hectares of the Lake Indoon Reserve with a depth varying from 1.5 metres to five metres depending on the seasons and rainfall.

Back in the 1930s when the lake was dry the owner built a windmill in lake basin. Part of the windmill can still be seen in the south west corner of the lake.

The lake is a popular spot for water skiing. Facilities include camping grounds around the lake, ablution blocks with hot water showers and a tank for drinking water. There are gas barbecues and a picnic area near the boat ramp on the north side of the lake. Bookings are not necessary for camp sites.

Jet skis are prohibited. As well as off road vehicles and four wheel drives. Visitors must stay on the designated road trails. Please note an entry fee applys, see website for more infomation.

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Lake Indoon
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Gazebo and BBQ area
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Further Information: The Eneabba General Store is open weekdays 9.00am-5.00pm, and Saturdays 9.00am-12noon. It is not open Sundays or Public Holidays. The Eneabba Shell Roadhouse is open 6.30am-7.30pm generally every day, including Public Holidays. The Stockyard Caves system is located approximately 14kms south of the lake, accessible by a 4WD track a few kilometers west of Lake Indoon, along the Eneabba Coolimba Road. We request you contact the local SES on 0427 551 155 before visiting the caves for your safety.