Entry/Admission is absolutely free. Located Immediately adjacent to Pall Mall, View Street, Barnard Street and Bull Street, Bendigo. Camp Hill offers beautiful green lawns in spring, a cool and restful Fernery to stroll through during Summer, carpets of golden leaves in autumn and wildlife to pat at night during Winter. History The Royal Hustler Mine was the last mine site at Camp Hill on Bendigo goldfields during Australia’s gold rush era of the 1850s. Its first major occupier was government whom reputedly used the land as its main camp. Mutable tents were erected and used for the purposes of general post office, survey offices. It was granted to the community by government in 1857 and was established as a municipal park by 1862. Today the City of Greater Bendigo manages it at Rosalind Park. Click pictures for full size image Reserve Facilities Disabled access is available on all sides. Provisions for a picnic in the park are provided on the extensive grassed lawns or in the rotunda. Public toilets are located behind the law courts. You’ll also find plenty of scattered seating throughout the park. Power and water is available in some areas. Reserve Features 60 acres of historical and natural landmarks! Camp Hill still contains a significant number of government buildings. Old Sandhurst Public Offices - Regional Arts Centre - Bendigo Art Gallery - Camp Hill Primary School - Bendigo High School - Bendigo Gaol - Bendigo Police Barracks - Bendigo Law Courts - Temperance Fire Brigade - Swimming Pool - Returned Soldiers League Memorial Hall and Museum - Queen Elizabeth Oval and Grand Stand - Poppet Head Observation Tower - Cascading Falls - Statues, Monuments & Commemorative Plaques. Features Gardens Queen Victoria Gardens - Lansell Gardens - Ladies Memorial Gardens - Conservatory Gardens - Open Air Fernery. Walking Tracks we graded as easy. Duration we found that you could easily spend from 2 to 4 hours exploring this Park at a leisurely pace.