With museums, relics and heritage buildings, a Hill End stay is the perfect way to immerse yourself in gold rush history.
Gold was discovered in 1851 at Hill End, and at the peak of the gold rush in 1872, the town was the largest inland settlement in NSW. Hill End is now home to a thriving community and artists’ retreat, but the historic streetscape is largely unchanged.
Camp at one of two campgrounds or stay in heritage accommodation in town.
Stay in stylish heritage accommodation at the Post Office Residence or The Stables. Enjoy comfort and convenience as you discover the country charms of historic Hill End Historic Site, between Bathurst and Mudgee.
Sydney Hotel Cottage offers cosy accommodation in the gold rush town of Hill End, between Bathurst and Mudgee. Stay in this historic 1870s hotel and explore walking tracks, lookouts and heritage buildings right at your doorstep.
Enjoy a cosy getaway in the most iconic building in Hill End. Northeys apartment is a heritage accommodation right in the centre of the village—the perfect base to explore all this beautiful gold rush town has to offer.
Enjoy a quiet escape at the heritage Fairfax House in Hill End Historic Site. Surrounded by trees on the edge of the village, you’ll feel worlds away as you discover the charms of this gold rush town between Bathurst and Mudgee.
Glendora campground is located in the historic village of Hill End, between Bathurst and Mudgee. Enjoy modern facilities and discover fascinating gold rush history.
Village campground offers exceptionally convenient camping with good facilities close to all the heritage attractions of Hill End. It’s perfect for caravan camping.
