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Activities
Camp Cypress is an ideal  base for . . . 
Bush walking
Visiting local tourist
    attractions
Nature excursions
Camping
Orienteering Camp Cypress campers
Click this link to find out about Coonabarabran Waratah Girl Guides' visit
to Camp Cypress!
 
The Aloes - popular koala habitat
at the Salt Caves
We also cater for . . .
Bird watching
Trail bike riding
4 x 4 tours
Self-development courses
and other special interest groups!
campfire fun and games
 
The Pilliga Forest is a haven for native wildlife with over 240 species of birds, and bird enthusiasts can follow a number of special trails mapped out throughout the area. 
 
Special bird watching tours are conducted by local ornithologist, David Johnston. Visit http://birds.baradineinfo.com.au for a comprehensive guide to the Bird Routes of the Pilliga (also includes a taxonomic list). 
 
New Atlas of Australian Birds: Focus on the Pilliga
Liz Cutts
(2-page article .pdf file)

Strange Birds in the Pilliga! (one page press release .pdf file)
Caroline Blackmore
Pilliga hot artesian boreold wine shanty at CuttabriPilliga Potterythe spectacular Warrumbungles
click on pictures for larger view

 

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For more information email Camp Cypress at campcypress@yahoo.com.au  
telephone (02) 6843 1035 or fax (02) 6843 1930
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Last updated 06 March, 2005