The Lady Denman Heritage Complex is located on 10 hectares and houses a Museum with significant Maritime history, Laddie Timbery's Aboriginal Arts & Crafts, the Museum shop and a vast outdoor recreation space including a boardwalk, fish feeding harbour, and historic buildings.

The centrepiece is the Lady Denman - a wooden Inner Harbour Sydney ferry built in Huskisson in 1911 and retired in 1979. She was returned home in 1980, and now rests in a purpose-built building to receive her many visitors.

Other museum exhibits include:
- Shipbuilding, Shipwrecks and Lighthouses as well as the magnificent Halloran Collection housing rare and beautiful surveying/navigational instruments, weapons, artworks and historic maritime artefacts of world significance.
- Koori Coast: The story of the Shoalhaven Aboriginal people.
- Grand Visions: Past proposals for Jervis Bay.
- Jervis Bay: The history of Jervis Bay from 1800 to 1939.
- The Vera Hatton Gallery which hosts travelling exhibitions from far and wide.

The boardwalk is within the Currambene Creek estuary and takes you through littoral bushland and mangrove forest to a wonderful view of the Creek.

There are picnic and barbecue facilities, a fish feeding harbour, replica boat building shed and slipway (housing two historic vessels), two historic schoolrooms and a tiny historic church.

Markets offering local produce, arts and crafts are held on the first Saturday of the month with entertainment during the morning.

BBQ Facilities	Car park	Guide
Parking for the Disabled	Picnic Area	Public Toilet
Sheltered Area	Shop

Disabled Access - All accessible by wheelchair, guide dogs allowed.

Suitable for Children - Fish feeding and children's nook available

Website :

www.ladydenman.asn.au

Tel No :

4441 5675