Six Mile Creek Dam

What to expect

The lake is made up with multiple narrow arms and is only 0.4 km at its widest.

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Features and facilities

The dam and recreation facilities are open to the public seven days a week at the time of writing, from 5:30am to 6:30pm (September – April) and 6:00am to 5:30pm (May – August).

Refer to the SEQWater Lake Macdonald guide for up to date information.

Going anticlockwise from the dam wall and roughly following the shoreline you have:

Location†			Distance (km)‡
			Cod Park
	Six Mile Dam		0.6
	Lake Macdonald Park Boat Ramp At the edge of the Noosa Botanical Gardens		0.9
	South Arm		3.2
	Jabiru Park Boat Ramp		3.6
	Fearnley Bird Hide		3.8
	Cooroy Noosa Rd Bridge		4.9
	East Arm		2.0
	Mary River Cod Park

^† Most of the features were taken from SEQWater published Location maps and guides.
^‡ Distances are approximate only and are based on fairly direct paths from Mary River Cod Park.

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Map

Explore the key locations in the map below. Most locations will have a photograph that can be seen by clicking on the icon or number in the map itself.

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What to take

Ensure electronic devices and gear have waterproof containers / dry bags if needed.

^* Highly recommended (aka required)
^† You should wear clothing and footwear that you can comfortably swim in.

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Wildlife

A large number of waterbirds have been seen on the lake including a number of ducks, geese, coots, pelicans, cormorants and darters. A number of parrots, pigeons, finches, honey eaters, kites and kingfishers can also be seen.

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