Reddall Reserve Boat Ramp sits on Reddall Parade along the western shore of Lake Illawarra, in the Shellharbour area of New South Wales.

The ramp was upgraded in 2021, with a new single concrete lane extended further into the lake to address a significant drop-off at the base of the original structure, improving usability at low tide.

A floating pontoon was added alongside, making launching and retrieving vessels safer and more convenient. On-site amenities include a fish cleaning station, catering well to anglers targeting the lake's waters.

The broader reserve is a popular destination for boating, fishing, picnicking, and cycling, and serves as the starting point for the Lake Illawarra Art Trail.

The shallow foreshore makes the area suitable for families, and the reserve sees particularly heavy use on weekends.