Ben Boyd NP Accommodation
This park is named after Benjamin Boyd, a prominent 19th-century Far South Coast entrepreneur. Its rugged coastline is a colourful display of folded red rocks, standing out against the sapphire blue waters of the Pacific Ocean.
The park has sandy surf beaches, rugged bays, rock platforms, quiet campgrounds, sheltered inlets and historic lighthouses. Its heathlands and forests are home to a variety of plants and animals, including threatened species such as the ground parrot, eastern bristlebird, hooded plover, yellow-bellied glider and long-nosed potoroo.
Park Highlights: Boyds Tower, at the entrance to Twofold Bay, which Ben Boyd built for whale-spotting, The Pinnacles: white sand cliffs topped by red gravel, in the northern section of the park, Green Cape Lightstation: see it on a tour, or stay overnight in the assistant lighthouse keepers' cottages.
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Admirals LodgeConveniently situated near shops and parklands, Admirals Lodge offers value-for-money accommodation with friendly service.
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Eden Bed & BreakfastLuxury 4 1/2 star accommodation at Eden Bed & Breakfast Bellevue Lodge. Fay hosts this exclusive Bed & Breakfast located in a quiet court on half an acre of manicured gardens, with stunning views accross Twofold Bay and ocean. Awaken to the sound of the Bellbirds and watch the many varieties of birdlife that abound in the garden. |
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Quarantine Bay Beach CottagesQuarantine Bay Beach Cottages is a small privately owned affordable 4 star property situated in 4 acres of parkland on a prime beachfront setting, with spectacular views of Twofold Bay. Our National Parks are famous for their unspoilt beauty and tranquility. Get away from it all deep in the forest or take advantage of many walking tracks and facilities of our historic sights. |
