European settlement first came to Pambula in the late 1830's when the area was used for grazing by the Imlay Brothers. However, the Aboriginal tribe, the Yuin, were well established in the area for thousands of years. They left evidence of their activities in the many oyster middens situated along the Pambula River. Today, Pambula is a coastal village clinging strongly to its history, with peaceful lakes and idyllic river mouth, it is a far cry from the hustle and bustle of city life.
One of the last rural residential estates in the region has been released, offering potential land owners the chance to enjoy hinterland and seaside living.
Then a 2km drive to Pambula Beach where picnic facilities and childrens ... Foot access to Turingal Head is by the Wetlands Walking Track from the Wallagoot ...
Strolling the meandering tracks through the beautiful wetlands is just one way to enjoy Pambula's irresistable charm. Pambula Beach has a modern (Big 4) ...
Pambula Lake, sometimes referred to as the Broadwater, is located approximately 5 km south of the town of Pambula. With its relatively deep and shoal free ...
It has a commanding view of the Pambula River and wetlands, local cow pastures and the ... Address: 2-4 Mt Darragh Road, South Pambula NSW 2549 AUSTRALIA ...
The south-eastern corner of New South Wales was inhabited long before the arrival of European ... The Australian Plants Society South East region aims to ...
Bega, Merimbula-Pambula and Eden comprise the major commercial and retail centres. ... terraces and wetlands, coastal dunes, beach ridges and estuaries, ...
Coastal saltmarsh in the NSW North Coast, Sydney Basin and South East Corner ..... Pambula Wetland, Revegetation and access, Natural Heritage Trust ...
The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) and the Rural Lands Protection ... to include areas of the park located around Pambula and Pambula Beach. ...
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