Bittangabee Bay in the Beowa National Park is a stunning place for day visitors and campers. Photo: OEH.
Visitors heading to a popular Far South Coast national park to see its stunning walks and views this summer will be able to enjoy improvements to its infrastructure, including a new Aboriginal cultural camp.
Beowa National Park, which sits south of Eden, was recently renamed in the local Thaua language after consultation with First Nations people, removing the name of a slave trader from its title.
NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) South Coast director Kane Weeks said works at the Bittangabee Bay precinct, which is a popular place for visitors and campers, have now been completed.
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