1. Construction

Construction of the lake began in 1929 on the site of the old swamp and private properties purchased by Council for 1100 pounds.

2. Raymond west Swimming Pool

Opened in 1955, named after Raymond West, Shepparton Town Clerk in 1927. Cost was 23,000 pounds and at the time it was the largest chlorinated, free entry swimming pool in the southern hemisphere.

3. Aquamoves

Consists of gymnasium, indoor/ outdoor pools and splashpark.

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4. All abilities Playground

Provides a variety of play opportunities for children and families of all abilities within safety fenced area.

5. Lake Sculpture

By artist Peter Cole, uses universal symbols to describe the contemporary and historic landscapes of Shepparton.

6. Wetlands

Water passes slowly through the wetland where the plants help to filter out many contaminants before passing in to the lake near the "Still" bridge.

7. Visitor Information Centre

Discover all the region has to offer.

8. Island

Once hosted dances for the young people of Shepparton, now home to wildlife including Barking Marsh frogs, Long necked turtles and birdlife, whilst the water is home to Yabbies and Yellowbelly.

9. S-Cape Skate Park

Opened in 2001, proves to be popular with families.