Wentworth Falls Local Knowledge
- Activities (2)
- Must do/see (2)
- Eating out (3)
- What to do (3)
- Local history (1)
Activities
Bilpin Springs Lodge is a perfect Blue Mountains bush experience for families and couples or Bed and Breakfast travellers.
Staying overnight in the Blue Mountains is unforgettable. Relax at Bilpin Springs Lodge in what feels like your own
country retreat.
Enter the world of the alchemist, melting and joining materials to create your own unique piece of jewellery. During the jewellery workshop, you'll gain a range of skills and finish the day with an individual, hand-made piece of jewellery you can proudly wear!
Must do/see
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Falls GalleryEstablished in the Blue Mountains in 1990, Falls Gallery continues to provide a constantly changing exhibition of works on paper and ceramics by emerging and well established artists. The gallery is located in Falls Road, Wentworth Falls, in a beautifully restored turn of the last century weatherboard cottage. It is situated in a large, well established mountain garden and is a mere two minutes walk from the Falls Reserve Picnic area and lookouts. |
(02) 4757 1139 |
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Wentworth FallsOne of the most beautiful waterfalls with fantastic bushwalks, pretty town. Infact the Blue Mountains area is a wonderful back to nature escape. |
Eating out
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Seven RestaurantNew Italian Menu- New Decor- New Wine List- Great value for money- Family Friendly dining- Kids Menu- Take away available- Mid week special deals |
(02) 4757 4997 |
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The Conservation Hut CafeThe Conservation Hut is located in the magnificent World Heritage Blue Mountains National Park, NSW, Australia. Opening in 1993 as a café it replaced the old Hut which opened in 1963 and was originally used as a meeting place for members of the conservation movement. The Conservation Hut Cafe is open 7 days a week and offers a wide range of dishes from light snacks to full meals. Overlooking the stunning Jamison Valley you can dine on our verandah year round and in winter come inside to enjoy our warm open fire. |
(02) 4757 3827 |
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The Grand View HotelThe epitome of a Blue Mountains Country Pub/Hotel with fireplace, atmosphere and named after the spectacular views from the verandahs. Owner/Managers Ben and Sandra Tufrey bring their unique talents to the Grandview, making it one of the most popular destinations around. Year after year, people come back to relax in comfort, and enjoy all the pub has to offer. |
(02) 4757 1001 |
What to do
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Ignar Picnic GroundHeading from Sydney towards Wentworth Falls, turn left off the Great Western Highway into Tableland Road and turn left into Queen Elizabeth Drive. At the end of the sealed road there is a fork in the road. Take the left hand fork for a 10 km drive to one of the most remote and beautiful picnic grounds in the Blue Mountains, Ingar Picnic Ground. |
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Wentworth Falls Country ClubSituated in the world heritage listed Blue Mountains National Park, Wentworth Falls Country Club is the most prestigious golf course. Experience the beautiful Blue Mountains and play our 18 hole, easy walking par 70 course... Enjoy picturesque fairways lined with a mixture of native and European flora, and settle into the relaxed freedom of our unique mountains lifestyle Whether it be for pure pleasure or pure challenge, this magnificent course truly is a joy to play..... The club house overlooks the course and has everything you need. Quench your thirst at the Bar with all your favourites. Try the luck on Keno or the TAB or enjoy a wonderful meal from Twins On Blaxland Restaurant. |
(02) 4757 1899 |
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Wentworth Falls LakeWentworth Falls Lake was created by the damming of Jamison Creek to supply water for the steam railway. The Lake is now home to native and introduced waterfowl, native fish such as Gudgeons, and water bugs including freshwater crayfish, freshwater shrimp and dragonfly nymphs. It is also a popular picnic spot, with barbeque facilities and children’s play equipment. |
Local history
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An Explorer's VillageIn 1814 when William Cox was building the road over the blue mountains, he established his second depot near the present village, he built a slab hut and the area became known as "Weatherboard". In the 1880s Weatherboard was renamed "Wentworth Falls" in Honour of William Charles Wentworth. William Charles Wentworth, William Lawson and Gregory Blaxland were the first explorers to cross the Blue Mountains. |
