Currawong Workers' Holiday Camp

The coastal holiday camp contains multiple cabins and accommodations spread across the property near Currawong Beach, with views of the surrounding natural landscape.

Established in 1950 through the Labor Council of New South Wales, the camp provided affordable vacation options for union members following the introduction of annual leave.

The camp represents a significant period in Australian social development when workers gained access to leisure facilities through trade union initiatives.

Visitors can explore the preserved original cabins, including the central Kenny's Cabin and the heritage-listed Midholme homestead constructed with fibro materials.

The location stands on traditional Garigal and Cannagal peoples' land, where Governor Arthur Phillip first contacted the Guringai people in March 1788.

Location: New South Wales

Inception: 1950

GPS coordinates: -33.59500,151.29800

Latest update: March 13, 2025 22:46