Lake Mungo
About Lake Mungo
Lake Mungo is a dry lake in the far west of New South Wales, about 760 kilometres west of Sydney. Enjoy a picnic, camp or walk in Lake Mungo, one of Australia’s amazing Heritage-listed sites. Home to the famous Mungo Lady and Mungo Man, a place rich in Aboriginal History.
History and Heritage
Lake Mungo National Park is one of Australia’s most significant historical sites. After discovers in the 1960’s were made when both male and female Aboriginal remains were found at the lake. Mungo Lady and Mungo Man are 42,000 years old and hold an important place in archaeological history.
Places to stay
Accommodation options while staying in Lake Mungo National Park include bush camping, to shearers’ quarters to campgrounds.
Things to do
Things to see and do whilst staying in Lake Mungo include:
- Drive and bike tours
- Walks and hikes
- Flight tours
- Sunset dinner
- Gift shop
- Cafes