Penders, Mimosa Rocks National Park, Conservation Management Plan

Feasibility and business assessment

Located on the far south coast of NSW, the 220-hectare Penders property contains several buildings designed by the prominent architect Sir Roy Grounds. The property was added to Mimosa Rocks National Park in 1979.

Date
1 October 2011
Publisher
Office of Environment and Heritage
Type
Publication, Conservation management plan
Status
Final
Cost
Free
Language
English
Tags
  • ISBN 978-1-74293-395-5
  • ID OEH20110862
  • File PDF 5.2MB
  • Pages 98
  • Name penders-mimosa-rocks-national-park-conservation-management-plan-110862.pdf

The original Penders Precinct was donated to the NSW Government in 1976 by co-owners Sir Roy Grounds and Ken Myer. As part of the agreement the owners were permitted to continue to use an area of 20 hectares which contains their holiday retreats. The lease granting the right to this use expired in January 2011 and this feasibility study and business plan is required to support decisions regarding the ongoing management of the precinct and the park in general.

The broad purpose of undertaking such a study is to ensure that public services are delivered efficiently and effectively and in such a way that costs are minimised and the community benefit is maximised.

Visitor information

Located near Bega on the far south coast of NSW, Mimosa Rocks National Park offers beaches, headland lookouts, rainforest pockets and historic sites to explore.