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General Store

Hill End Historic Site

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Overview

General Store is an icon of built heritage in Hill End, inviting you to a unique dining experience surrounded by history, and offering coffee and groceries.

Type
Cafes and kiosks
Where
3 Beyers Avenue, Hill End, NSW, 2850 - in Hill End Historic Site in Country NSW
Accessibility
Easy
Opening times

Daily 9am to 3pm. Hours may change seasonally. Closed Christmas Day.

 
Please note
  • Opening hours for the restaurant vary, so it’s a good idea to call the restaurant on 02 6337 8111 to confirm bookings and opening hours.
  • Check your fuel before heading out, as Hill End is in a remote location. However, fuel is available at General Store.

Located right in the centre of this historic township, Hill End’s General Store is a great meeting place before embarking on a walk or Discovery tour. This wheelchair-accessible cafe offers great coffee, meals, groceries and general merchandise.

The store is an excellent example of Hill End’s unique architectural heritage. Originally two separate buildings, the Salvation Army hall was added in the 1880s, on the site that was originally the Colonial Wine and Dining rooms. The Baker and Grocer section dates back to 1872, when it was the heart of this bustling mining community.

Grab some snacks from the cafe and enjoy a leisurely lunch in Bill Lyle Reserve picnic area. Or, if you’re feeling indulgent, tuck into a delicious lunch in the restaurant, surrounded by historic photos in the old Salvation Army hall. Be sure to book ahead during busy times to avoid missing out on this unique dining experience.

For directions, safety and practical information, see visitor info

 

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A family walk a boardwalk section of Bouddi coastal walk, Bouddi National Park. Photo: John Spencer/OEH.

Conservation program:

Hill End Historic Site buildings conservation

A gold mining site since the 1850s, Hill End Historic Site is listed on the State Heritage Register for its cultural, scientific, and social value to generations of Australians. Located approximately 300km north-west of Sydney, Hill End is the focus of an ongoing conservation and adaptive re-use program to safeguard its valuable history.

Northeys Store, Hill End Historic Site. Photo: John Spencer

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