Myer House
Highlights
- Explore the pristine coastline of Mimosa Rocks National Park, enjoying the serene beauty of Bithry Inlet.
- Savour fresh Wapengo oysters while watching the sunset, creating unforgettable memories by the beach.
- Unwind in the beautifully-restored Myer House, blending historical charm with modern conveniences for a comfortable stay.
- Tumble out of bed and onto the beach, perfect for a morning swim or a leisurely stroll along the shore.
Myer House is set in a lovely secluded coastal location within Mimosa Rocks National Park. Offering self-contained accommodation, this beautifully-restored house overlooks Bithry Inlet, the mouth of Wapengo Lake, a pristine South Coast estuary.
Kenneth Myer of the Myer Foundation built this house from a design by renowned architect Sir Roy Grounds, and they generously donated it to NPWS in 1976.
A harmonious combination of old and new, the authentically-restored historical building offers all the modern conveniences you would need, including entertainment and kitchen facilities.
Tumble out of bed and right onto the beach to enjoy breakfast, or take a walk through the nearby eucalypt plantation. You could even enjoy a spot of tennis at Myer House tennis court. And, for an evening to remember, feast upon fresh Wapengo oysters while taking in the beach sunset over a glass of champagne.
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Historic Myer House offers boutique self-contained accommodation set on Bithry Inlet near Lake Wapengo in Mimosa Rocks National Park.
Disabled access available, contact operator for details.