Ti-Tree Lake Aboriginal Area

Ti-Tree Lake Aboriginal Area is a small protected area in Suffolk Park, Byron Bay, covering 10 hectares and established in July 2010. The NSW National Parks listing provides a starting point for exploring the area, with a downloadable PDF map and location tools available online.

The information published for the site is limited, so visitors should treat the supplied map as a basic overview rather than a detailed guide to every attraction or facility. NSW National Parks recommends taking a topographic map before heading out to explore, which is particularly useful for anyone planning a more involved visit. It is also worth checking current alerts before setting off, as conditions and access can change.

Ti-Tree Lake Aboriginal Area may suit visitors looking for a quieter nature stop around Byron Bay, as well as people who prefer to plan their own outdoor visits rather than follow a heavily developed attraction. For local information, the North Coast region can be contacted through the Byron Bay office on Tallow Beach Road during weekday contact hours. The site’s Aboriginal Area designation is part of its identity, although the supplied listing does not provide further detail about its cultural history or specific visitor facilities.