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Imeson Cottage

Walgun Cape Byron State Conservation Area

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Overview

The award-winning Imeson Cottage sits right on the beach overlooking one of Byron Bay's most popular surf breaks. If you were any closer to the waves, you'd have sand between your toes.

Accommodation Details
Accommodation type Cottage
Where 155 Lighthouse Road, Byron Bay, NSW, 2481 - in Walgun Cape Byron State Conservation Area
Bedrooms 2
Maximum guests 4
Facilities Toilets, showers, drinking water, barbecue facilities, balcony, outdoor furniture, kitchen, plates and cutlery, pots and pans, bed linen, air conditioning, tv, towels, washing machine, cot hire, outside shower, electric power, rubbish bin
Entry fees

Park entry fees are not required to access Imeson Cottage

Please note
  • A $300 security bond will be held against your card on the day of arrival or the day before.
  • Check in 2pm, check out 10am. Hourly fees may apply for late check outs.

Spoil yourself with a stay in your very own beachside accommodation at this ECO certified two-bedroom cottage. Nestled between the bush and beach, at Byron Bay's renown 'The Pass' surf spot in Walgun Cape Byron State Conservation Area, you'll feel worlds away from civilisation. 

Located just a short drive or stroll from the centre of town, this cottage offers one of the most stunning views of the east coast, all from the comfort of your bedroom, or while you lounge on the balcony. 

This unique cottage was used as a holiday shack for close to 100 years, and has been fully renovated to meet every possible need beach goers may have. The jewel in the north coast holiday crown.

For directions, safety and practical information, see visitor info

 

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A family walk a boardwalk section of Bouddi coastal walk, Bouddi National Park. Photo: John Spencer/OEH.

Conservation program:

The Pass midden

NSW National Parks first recorded The Pass midden in Walgun Cape Byron State Conservation Area in 1980. And, in 2013, ancient archaeological midden material was repatriated and displayed on Country. Today, along with our Aboriginal community partners, NPWS works to protect The Pass midden, both now and into the future.

The Pass in Walgun Cape Byron Conservation Area. Photo: John Spencer © DPIE

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