Campbell Rhododendron Gardens in Blackheath

Allow at least an hour to stroll though the easy walking tracks of these lovely Gardens. On a fine day, take a rug and your picnic basket down to the Valley and enjoy this stunning gem of the Blue Mountains with your family and friends. Dogs are allowed too, but must be on leads. Doggie-waste bags are available at the Information Kiosk (but please take them and any other rubbish away with you).

For 5-6 OPEN WEEKS only, from early-October to mid-November, the Lodge's Rhodo Tea Room offers the best Aussie Cream Teas in the Blue Mountains. Come along for a ramble through the stunning floral displays after tasting our delicious scones with jam and cream. [in 2020, due to COVID-19 restrictions and your safety, we will 'Meet-and-Greet' at the Information Kiosk ONLY and sell our original Rhodo souvenirs, including the popular Calendar]

Admission is by a DONATION of $5.00 per person, in the blue-green Donation Box at the Information Kiosk in the Gardens.
 

Walking: from Blackheath Railway Station, cross the Highway at the pedestrian lights and before turning left, check our MAP directly in front of you in the hotel grounds. Walk up to Sturt Street and turn right. Take the first left to Wentworth Street and at the bottom, as it curves to the right into Bacchante Street, follow it to the end and you will be at the Entrance Gates iof the Gardens.

Driving: turn right off the Highway onto Hat Hill Road, turn left into Wentworth Street and follow the signs to the Gardens. The Entrance Gates are opened to vehicles from 9:00am all year round, and are locked at 6:00pm in spring and summer and at 4:00pm in autumn and winter. We are open at all times for pedestrian access, every day of the year. Coach Tour Buses must please park in the area to the right of the Entrance Gates, and allow their passengers to walk down the pathway into the Gardens.