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Bittangabee Bay Storehouse
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Beowa National Park
2 current alerts · 1 upcoming · Checked 14 Oct 2026, 5:05 am
- UpcomingClosed areas25 Oct 2026 – 31 Oct 2026
Parks closed for aerial shooting for feral animal control
The following parks, reserves and areas will be closed from 2pm on Sunday 25th October until 10am on Saturday 31st October 2026 for a pest management program:
- Beowa National Park (Green Cape area), including Light to Light walk, Bittangabee campground, Mowarry campground, and Saltwater Creek campgrounds and
- Nadgee Nature Reserve (including Nadgee Wilderness Walk)
This program will involve aerial shooting during daylight hours. Feral species targeted under this program include deer, foxes and other pests. It aims to reduce the significant impact they have on native plants and animals including threatened species.
The closed areas will be signposted at relevant access points. Please avoid these areas and do not enter closed areas during this time. Please follow any directions from NPWS staff and authorised contractors.
Penalties apply for non-compliance. For more information, please contact the NPWS Merimbula area office on 02 6495 5000.
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After just a short stroll from Bittangabee Bay carpark, you'll arrive at a site of curious ruins, left untouched since the 1840s. The structure is thought to have been the work of the Imlay brothers at a time when they were well-known pastoralists in the area. Financial hardship and the death of two of the three brothers in quick succession ground things to a halt, and it has remained that way for more than 170 years.
This makes for a good side trip from relaxing on the beach at Bittangabee Bay. History buffs will love the remnant of early European history, while others will marvel at the effort once required to build in the rugged Australian bush.
Lyrebirds are often glimpsed on the path to the site or heard calling through the trees bring a camera if birdwatching is of interest.
Take a virtual tour of Bittangabee Bay Storehouse captured with Google Street View Trekker.
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Green Cape area · Beowa National Park · South Coast
Bittangabee Bay Storehouse is the ruins of a concrete building dating from the 1840s, giving visitors a glimpse of early European history in Beowa National Park.
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- Park entry fees apply
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Green Cape NSW 2551
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Open 24 hours