Hill End

Step back in time and discover the remarkable history of Hill End, one of Australia’s most significant gold rush towns. Once home to thousands of fortune seekers, today this beautifully preserved village invites visitors to WANDER HERITAGE STREETS, EPLOXRE HISTORIC BUILDINGS, ADMIRE ITS THRIVING ARTS SCENE and experience the landscapes that inspired generations of artists and photographers. Whether you’re uncovering stories of the goldfields or simply soaking up the peaceful atmosphere, Hill End offers a truly unforgettable journey into the past.

Camping at Hill End

Hill End Historic Site is preserved by NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service. You can camp at either the Village Campground or Glendora Campground. Normal park rules apply.

Gold Panning

Head to Tambaroora Creek, 10 minutes' drive north of Hill End village. This area is designated for public fossicking. Try gold panning for yourself, or learn the tricks of the trade with a local guide.

Hill End Heritage Centre

Take in the history through photographs, artefacts and an interactive demonstration of life on the goldfields.

National Parks Accommodation

Stay in heritage at one of 5 restored buldings in Hill End all maintained by NSW National Parks.

Hill End Art Gallery

History Hill

Denningtons Cottage

Hill End Micro Pub

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