Camping

Point Leo has over 168 camping sites, of which only 45 are powered. All sites are open during summer for camping. During winter camping is contained to the powered sites and the east creek foreshore area. Bookings are essential during summer, and recommended through out the rest of the year. The Ranger can be contacted on 5989 8333 or found in the office at the entrance to the park. Fires are strictly prohibited during daylight savings, but for the rest of the year are allowed at the rangers consent in approved fire containers. Camping is strictly prohibited at all times in the playground reserves and in cars.

Surfing

With over seven surf breaks in the Point Leo foreshore, you are bound to find a wave that suits your style. The best surf is two hours either side of the high tide and is biggest during the Autumn and Winter months. Beginners can take a lesson or try out their new skills out at Crunchie Point. Whilst the more experienced can surf the challenging Suicide Point. For more information the surf school meets most weekends at 10am at either the Crunchie Point or Surf Life Saving Club carpark, or drop into the local surf shop.

Boating

Point Leo Boat Club has been established since 1960 and is located on the Point Leo back beach. The clubs racing season runs over summer form December to February. New members welcome and for further details please contact: www.pointleo.com/boating.htm or the link above or telephone (03) 5989 8000

Surf Life Saving

Point Leo Surf Life Saving Club is located on the main swimming beach at Point Leo. The Surf Club patrols the main beach with the designated swimming area between the flags from the end of November through to Easter. The Surf Club offers a variety of programs including Nippers for children and training courses. For further information and contact details please log onto: www.pointleoslsc.com.au or follow the link above.

Wetlands

A walk on the paths through the wetlands provides rewarding views of some of the peninsulas indigenous flora and fauna. A short walk of about 1km circuit should take about 15 minutes. It is best to park at the Crunchies carpark and access the wetlands path to the south of the playground. There are a number of water birds using the wetlands such as ducks, White faced Herons, Ibis, Cormorants and others. Also a number of different species of frogs are in residence and can make quite a racket during the wet weather. Many wetland plants are growing here consisting of a number of species of rushes, sedges, grasses and lilies. Due to nesting birds, dogs are not permitted in the wetlands.