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Description
The Maryborough pioneers in the 19th century used the lagoon for fresh water, building a jetty into the lagoon waters and a weir that is now Lions Drive.
The bird life around Ululah Lagoon is plentiful. Ducks and geese waddle near the waters edge, along with other birds such as cockatoos and water hens. A concrete path runs around the lagoon and the golf course on the other side for cycling or walking. Egrets nest above the path so watch out for them.
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Access
Ululah Lagoon is located in Maryborough. Heading south on Bruce Hwy, continue passed the first exit 600m to the next exit, veering left at the roundabout onto Alice St towards Maryborough. Follow Alice St for 2.6 km and turn right into Cheapside St with a brown sign shortly before it. The entrance to Anzac Park is about 250m on the right, or continue for another 250m to be nearer the lagoon and the feeding area.
Heading north on Bruce Hwy, on crossing Mary River take the exit towards Maryborough and go to the right on the roundabout onto Alice St. Follow Alice St for 2.6 km and turn right into Cheapside St with a brown sign shortly before it. The entrance to Anzac Park is about 250m on the right, or continue for another 250m to be nearer the lagoon and the feeding area.
Coming from Hervey Bay, head towards Maryborough on Saltwater Creek Rd. In Maryborough, Saltwater Creek Rd bends to the right becoming John St. Continue on John St for 600m and turn right into Walker St. Follow Walker St for 850m and turn right onto Alice St. Follow Alice St for 700m and turn left into Cheapside St with a brown sign shortly before it. The entrance to Anzac Park is about 250m on the right, or continue for another 250m to be nearer the lagoon and the feeding area.