Lake Brou is a coastal estuary located within the Eurobodalla National Park in the Eurobodalla Shire. It is part of the Batemans Marine Park network. The lake is noted for its cultural significance as an Aboriginal Place, specifically Ten Pelicans Lake Brou. For paddlers, the primary access point is from the vicinity of Dalmeny, where a long coastal walk from the park opposite the Dalmeny shops leads to the lake, suggesting a potential launch for kayaks or canoes, though a direct vehicle launch point is not specified. The lake connects to the ocean, and the area is characterized by a wild and natural beach environment. A specific paddle route exists from Lake Brou up Whittakers Creek to the Princes Highway overpass, a relaxed route. The broader area is exposed to open coast conditions, and paddlers should be prepared for wind and potential surf, especially near the ocean entrance. The lake is situated within a national park and marine park, so general park regulations apply. The aesthetic is one of an undeveloped coastal estuary, with the surrounding Eurobodalla National Park providing a scenic backdrop. Wildlife includes pelicans, and the area is part of a region known for its estuaries and islands.