Hillville is a small suburban town located in the local government area of the Greater Taree City Council in the state of New South Wales. Historical data suggests that the first signs of settlement activity in Hillville began in the 1820s. Much of the land in the suburb was used primarily for agriculture and timber-getting. Tourists who plan to spend time in the suburb may visit landmarks such as the Kiwarrak State Forest, Lansdowne State Forest, Coorabakh National Park, Newby’s Cave, Starrs Creek Picnic Area, Newby’s Lookout, Brimbin Nature Reserve, Goonook Nature Reserve, Killabakh Nature Reserve, Talawahl Nature Reserve, Yarratt State Forest, Bootawa Dam, Cedar Party Creek Recreation Reserve and the Lansdowne Oval. These places off...
Hillville is a small suburban town located in the local government area of the Greater Taree City Council in the state of New South Wales. Historical data suggests that the first signs of settlement activity in Hillville began in the 1820s. Much of the land in the suburb was used primarily for agriculture and timber-getting. Tourists who plan to spend
Hillville is a small suburban town located in the local government area of the Greater Taree City Council in the state of New South Wales. Historical data suggests that the first signs of settlement activity in Hillville began in the 1820s. Much of the land in the suburb was used primarily for agriculture and timber-getting. Tourists who plan to spend time in the suburb may visit landmarks such as the Kiwarrak State Forest, Lansdowne State Forest, Coorabakh National Park, Newby’s Cave, Starrs Creek Picnic Area, Newby’s Lookout, Brimbin Nature Reserve, Goonook Nature Reserve, Killabakh Nature Reserve, Talawahl Nature Reserve, Yarratt State Forest, Bootawa Dam, Cedar Party Creek Recreation Reserve and the Lansdowne Oval. These places offer a wide range of outdoor activities, from recreational sports and fitness regimens to hiking and bushwalking.