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Cypress Hill Camping and RV, New South Wales
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New Italy was a historic settlement since 1882. and represents an unusual phase of settlement in New South Wales. It is the only known settlement of its type in New South Wales. Amazing story of a unique group of Australian settlers. It is also significant to those displaced Italian migrants who were allowed assisted passage to Australia by Sir Henry Parkes after the ill-fated Marquis de Rays expedition of 1881.
Local area of the indiginous Bundjulung people, who are the original custodians of the northern coastal area of New South Wales.
17 acres of bush setting amongst gum trees and ironbarks, reguarly visited by families of kangaroos, wallabies and an abundance of birds.
There are limited amenities, so you will to BYO everything and leave no trace. Campfires permitted in designated area when restric
New Italy was a historic settlement since 1882. and represents an unusual phase of settlement in New South Wales. It is the only known settlement of its type in New South Wales. Amazing story of a unique group of Australian settlers. It is also significant to those displaced Italian migrants who were allowed assisted passage to Australia by Sir Henry Parkes after the ill-fated Marquis de Rays expedition of 1881.
Local area of the indiginous Bundjulung people, who are the original custodians of the northern coastal area of New South Wales.
17 acres of bush setting amongst gum trees and ironbarks, reguarly visited by families of kangaroos, wallabies and an abundance of birds.
There are limited amenities, so you will to BYO everything and leave no trace. Campfires permitted in designated area when restrictions aren't in place and plenty of firewood on the ground to gather your own.
Easy access off the Pacific Highway, first right, 1.5km south of New Italy Rest area.
A peaceful place to base yourself.
Dog friendly.
NEARBY:
1 km to New Italy Mountain Bike Forest (Doubleduke State Forest)
2 km to New Italy Museum/rest area
12 km to Woodburn 24hr food and petrol
15 km to freshwater spring swimming lagoon
20km to Evans Head shops and beaches
33 km to Black Rocks Beach (Bundjalung National Park)