Exterior of Hosies accommodation at night, Hill End Historic Site. Photo: J Spencer/OEH
A visitor looks at displays in Hill End Heritage Centre. Photo: John Spencer/OEH.
A couple sit outside their caravan in camping chairs, at Glendora campground in Hill End Historic
Mining equipment remnants on Bald Hill walking track, Hill End Historic Site. Photo: John
Aerial view of Post Office Residence. Photo: John Spencer/OEH
Tent set up next to a picnic table and fire ring at Village campground, Hill End Historic Site.
Golden Gully walking track, Hill End Historic Site. Photo: John Spencer © OEH
A band performing on stage in front of a crowd at The End Festival in Hill End Historic Site. Photo:
Picnic table and barbecues under shelter at Bill Lyle Reserve picnic area, Hill End Historic Site.
Autumn coloured leaves on trees lining the road into Hill End Historic Site. Photo: E Sheargold/OEH

Hill End Historic Site

Highlights

  • Step into gold rush history in a preserved 1870s village
  • Explore heritage buildings and virtual tours at your own pace
  • Stay overnight in historic lodgings or scenic campgrounds

Overview

Step back in time at Hill End Historic Site and discover the enduring legacy of colonial New South Wales and the roaring early days of the gold rush. Explore the town on a self-guided tour starting…

Step back in time at Hill End Historic Site and discover the enduring legacy of colonial New South Wales and the roaring early days of the gold rush.

Explore the town on a self-guided tour starting at the Hill End Heritage Centre, where you'll find streetscapes and buildings with little changed since the village's 1870s goldmining heyday. Public toilets and barbeque facilities are available throughout the village, simply follow the signage.

Take a virtual a tour of impressive Craigmoor House for an intriguing peek into the past. Spend a couple of days uncovering the layers of history in this remarkable area, home to a thriving community and artists' retreat. You can camp at one of two campgrounds or stay in heritage accommodation in town.

Part of a living village, Hill End Historic Site is also dog-friendly with your furry friend welcome at campgrounds, picnic areas and lookouts, and on public roads and walking tracks.

Hill End NSW 2850 Australia
1300 072 757
https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/visit-a-park/parks/hill-end-historic-site
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Hill End NSW 2850 Australia
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Disabled access available, contact operator for details.

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