Overview
Mildenhall Cottage at Walgun Cape Byron State Conservation Area combines rare beachside privacy with glorious natural surrounds for the perfect Byron Bay weekend getaway.
| Accommodation type | Cottage |
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| Where | 149 Lighthouse Road, Byron Bay, NSW, 2481 - in Walgun Cape Byron State Conservation Area |
| Bedrooms | 3 |
| Maximum guests | 6 |
| Facilities | Toilets, showers, drinking water, barbecue facilities, outdoor furniture, kitchen, plates and cutlery, pots and pans, air conditioning, tv, washing machine, cot hire, outside shower, electric power, rubbish bin |
| Entry fees |
Park entry fees are not required to access Mildenhall Cottage |
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With spectacular coastal vistas and direct access to one of Byron’s best beaches, award-winning Mildenhall Cottage is the perfect holiday accommodation for those who love nature and the beach. The cottage is one of four 1920’s-1950’s beach shacks that has been carefully restored to offer modern convenience with ECO certification accreditation, while still retaining its original character, heritage and charm.
The cottage is right on the beach, so you’ll wake to the sound of waves crashing on the golden sand of The Pass. All that is on offer in Byron is close by, take a sea kayak adventure, go snorkelling or diving, check out the lighthouse on a guided tour, or head in to town for a spot of shopping and to pick up supplies.
After a day of exploring the Byron coast or hinterland, you’ll be ready to relax. The verandah is the perfect place to recline with a glass of wine and some cheese as you take in the evening tranquility.
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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.
