Free Entry to Botanic Gardens. Some contents first appeared in Destination NSW newsletter.
SURGE IN VISITOR NUMBERS TO BOTANIC GARDENS AND NATIONAL PARKS
Some contents of this article appeared in Destination NSW newsletter.
More people than ever before are taking advantage of the State’s National Parks and Botanic Gardens, according to new visitor statistics.
Environment Minister Robyn Parker said tens of thousands of additional families have benefited from the NSW Government’s decision to abolish entry fees to the Australian Botanic Garden at Mount Annan and the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden at Mount Tomah.
And with the NSW Government committing $40 million to make national parks even more attractive to visitors and the increasing popularity of the new National Parks website, there has been a 10 per cent increase in bookings for campsites throughout the State.
This is your chance to visit the Blue Mountains, stay in one of the Blue Mountains accommodation offered by OzeHols and enjoy the beautiful gardens in the area.
Breeze in Mollymook Beach, a holiday home in Mollymook. The home is child friendly, family friendly and a short walk to beautiful Mollymook Beach. Whether you like to swim, surf, go fishing, bush walk or play golf in one of the golf courses, Breeze in Mollymook is your place to stay. The home is a short distance to Rick Stein's Bannisters. While staying here you can also visit the cafes and shops in Milton and Ulladulla as well as visit the beaches in Narrawallee.
