Places to stay while visiting New England National Park
Two Styx Cottage & Cabins
This enchanting accommodation is the perfect place to call home while you explore New England National Park. Run by friendly and welcoming owners, Two Styx Cottage and Cabins is located on the edge of the national park and offers epic views of the natural surroundings. Sleeping up to six people, the lyrebird cabin is the ideal spot for the family to relax after a day of exploring New England National park. This brand new cabin is fully equipped with a modern kitchen, bathroom and lounge as well as a slow combustion wood heater, which will keep you warm and cosy during the night. Are you visiting the area with extended family? The platypus cottage is the perfect accommodation for you; sleeping up to nine people, this fully renovated cottage features all the necessities for a comfortable stay as well as bonus features to make your trip as memorable as possible. Gather around the campfire with the crew and toast a few marshmallows for the perfect end to the day. If you are looking for a tranquil escape, you can find it here at Two Styx Cottage and Cabins.
Where: 1111 Pt Lookout Road, Ebor, NSW, 2453
Moffat Falls Lodge & Cottages
Escape the hustle and bustle of every day life and book into Moffat Falls Lodge and Cottages. Situated near the gorgeous New England National Park, this location is the ideal spot to retire to after a day of adventure. Offering a range of accommodation, there is something for everyone at Moffat Falls Lodge and Cottages. Our pick is the Moffat Falls Lodge which offers premium self-contained accommodation which is perfect for a couples getaway. Overlooking the stunning local waterfalls, guests can enjoy three large bedrooms with en-suites, a formal lounge and a fully equipped kitchen. Relax by the fireplace in the living room as you enjoy a glass of wine to toast to a day of adventure. Looking for something unusual to do? Spend the morning fly fishing with experienced guides at Moffat Falls Lodge and Cottages before heading off for an afternoon walk in the New England National Park.
Where: Point Lookout Road (off the Waterfall Way), Ebor, NSW, 2453
Things to see and do at New England National Park
Banksia Point picnic area
Banksia Point picnic area is nestled within New England National Park and is the perfect place to settle down with your friends and family for a relaxing feed. Take residency on the sheltered picnic benches while your other half whips up a feast on the elevated wood-fired barbeque. Close to many walking opportunities including the Lyrebird walking track or the one-hour Banksia Point circuit, the Banksia Point picnic area is the ideal place to chill and refuel before embarking on more adventure.
Where: Comara, NSW, 2440
Lyrebird walking track
Located close to the Banksia Point picnic area, Lyrebird walking track is the ideal activity to enjoy with friends and family after a relaxing lunch. 5.5 kilometres in length, this circuit route leads you through a number of natural environments where you can witness a range of wildlife surroundings. Stroll through the eucalyptus forest and cool temperate rainforest, discovering historic signposts along your way. Unique to this walk you can experience the echoes of Lyrebirds travelling up and down the valleys, as well as King parrots and Crimson rosellas sweeping through the treetops.
Where: Comara, NSW, 2440
Point Lookout
You simply can not visit New England National park without stopping off at Point Lookout, so be sure to put it on your itinerary. Offering panoramic views across the world heritage national park, you can also see over to the crystal blue oceans that meet this gorgeous land. If you’re in the market to catch a few snaps on your camera, visit Point Lookout for sunrise where you’ll guaranteed a fantastic photographic experience.
Where: Comara, NSW, 2440
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