Scheyville, New South Wales, is home to the Scheyville National Park, which combines natural beauty and rich cultural history. The park's cultural significance is evident through remnants of a cooperative farm and migrant camp, attracting a quarter of a million Australians. Visitors can explore the park's diverse heritage by wandering through ruined and restored buildings in the southern precinct, offering a unique blend of nature and social history.
In addition to the national park, Scheyville offers the Scheyville Camp precinct, which provides a glimpse into the site's unique heritage. Throughout the 20th century, the precinct served various purposes, including a socialist labour settlement, a training scheme for young British men, a place for Australian city boys to learn farming skills, and a military camp for officer cadets. Visitors can explore old buildings and interpretive signs, making it an ideal stop for history enthusiasts, school students, or those seeking a picnic with some light learning.
The area around Scheyville National Park also offers additional attractions for nature and animal lovers, such as the Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park, Sydney Zoo, Taronga Zoo Sydney, and WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo.