Shoalhaven Mayor Amanda Findley said it was important the region prepares for what is always a busy time of the year.

"Since the October long weekend our visitor numbers have reached levels that we normally experience in the summer holidays," the Mayor said.

"We are currently in the peak season and are experiencing summer demand. In response to the increased visitor numbers, for the next 11 weeks our parks cleaning schedule will include an additional 1056 cleans.

"Public bin collections have also been increased to summer service levels with five trucks clearing bins on weekends for the next eight weeks.

"We are committed to maintaining healthy, safe and sustainable community facilities and work to ensure high standards of cleanliness and hygiene for public amenities.

"Council is aware that the increases in cleaning and waste collection may need to continue beyond January.

"This is a dynamic situation and we will reassess the need for increased service levels."

Residents and visitors can report a problem such as a public rubbish or public amenities issue via council's Report a Problem webpage, via phone or in person.

If the matter is urgent, call Council during business hours on 02 44293111 or after hours on 02 4421 3100 instead of using the online form.