HOLIDAY VILLAS MOUNT TOMAH

Set in the magic of the Blue Mountains, just a 90 minute drive from Sydney to Bilpin, is the stunning 20 acre property, Ghost Hill Road. It is the perfect holiday escape to luxury mountain cottages for a romantic getaway, with pampering spa treatments or just a fun getaway with friends. Amid rolling landscapes, eucalypt forest and stunning vistas are luxurious self-contained cottages, all designed for contemporary, tranquil comfort. Accommodation at Ghost Hill Road is elegant, romantic and simply conducive to relaxing in style. You can enjoy scenic walks through 20 acres of natural bush....

Located within walking distance from the Botanic Gardens on a quiet, no-through road, Huntington Cottage is nestled on five acres of magical gardens with a plethora of trees, birdlife, pathways and views. Averaging 10?C lower temperatures through summer, Mount Tomah is the perfect place to escape the summer heat. 100 feet below the snow line and between one to 1.5 hours from Sydney metropolitan, this property has everything for the perfect weekend or holiday getaway. Escape the hustle and bustle of life as you drive the scenic Bells Line of Road and enter another world as you ascend into the clouds ? literally! Close to restaurants, cafes and orchards. Drive through electric security gates to a magnificent view across the mountains and over the Botanic Gardens along a picturesque golden driveway lined with topiary trees and liquid ambers. Ready to welcome you at the end of the driveway, Huntington Cottage sits peacefully amidst leafy trees and birdsong offering covered parking for your vehicle. The cottage offers spacious living areas, a central fireplace, reverse-cycle air conditioning and sophisticated but relaxed furnishings. Two generous bedrooms, a huge bathroom, laundry and kitchen with everything you need....

Visit one of Australia's most famous gardens featuring world famous wisteria, plus rhododendrons, azaleas and maples. Nooroo was built and planted in 1880 by William Hay and original plantings include English oaks, chestnuts, ash and cedars which are underplanted with thousands of bulbs including, bluebells, daffodils and crocus. Famous for its wisteria collection, hostas, lilly of the valley and Japanese iris have been planted to complement the wisteria. Nooroo also has many rare maples, azaleas and rhododendrons. In April and May, the garden has wonderful autumn colour. Many of the shrubs and maples have been underplanted with white nerines which creates a stunning display. The colours are at their best in the ten days after 25 April. In Spring, in addition to the Wisteria collection, camellias, magnolias, lilacs, peonies and many other trees and shrubs are in full flower. Daffodils, camellias, rhododendrons bloom in profusion from September and in Autumn. ...

Situated on Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust land, adjacent to the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden, The Jungle Lodge is a generously sized four bedroom, three bathroom self-contained facility able to sleep 10 guests in comfort. With full kitchen facilities, barbecue, television, stereo and easy access into the garden, The Jungle Lodge is suitable for families, groups or couples wanting to refresh and invigorate....

Fibre artist Ann Evers explores the struggles, adaptation and loss over the millennia that people have walked on this land. Using collected plant fibres along with collected cultural and natural material from Broken Hill and the West Darling region, Ann?s exhibition of works tells a story of how people have survived in this harsh region over the years. Selected items available for purchase....

Situated off the Bells Line of Road just past Mount Banks there is a turnoff to Pierces Pass. The left hand track goes to Walls' Lookout car park and it is a 30 minute walk to the lookout of the Grose Gorge and Walls. The road to the right goes to another car park where there is a choice of two walks, one to Rigby Hill and the other to Pierces Pass and the Blue Gum Forest. It is advisable to plan your walks in advance by seeking advice from the National Parks Heritage Centre and carry a map. ...

Mount Wilson is a heritage garden village only two hours from Sydney. The area has magnificent bushland and rainforest, walks and canyons as well as historic houses and grand exotic gardens, some of which are open to the public. Mount Irvine is about 15 minutes further drive. It has a rural mountain setting of farms and fine gardens, with magnificent views over the mountains. There are public toilets at Silva Plana (as you enter Mount Wilson), the Fire Station, Founders Corner, Waterfall Reserve and Cathedral Reserve. Barbecue facilities are available at Cathedral Reserve, however, please bring your own drinking water as the villages use tank water. There are many pleasant strolls around the villages. If you attempt a more ambitious walk in the National Park, please be aware that weather conditions can change rapidly. EPIRB or similar equipment is also strongly recommended. Mobile phones DO NOT work in most areas....

The village of Mount Tomah is located approximately 40 kilometres (25 miles) west of Richmond, on the Bells Line of Road. The peak of Mount Tomah is 1,016 metres (3,333 feet) above sea level. Its most distinguished feature, the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden, is located on the north side of that road. The garden was established in 1972. Entry into the garden is free. Sandstone woodlands and gullies rest upon a basalt cap making it possible to grow cool climate plants from around the world. The World Heritage Exhibition Centre is in Mount Tomah and allows visitors to engage in a virtual journey through the canyons and ridges of 1,000,000 hectares of wilderness....

Wollemi Cabins provides accommodation in the Blue Mountains World Heritage Area with cabins and a house in the Mountain Lagoon, Bilpin, Mount Tomah and Berambing areas. The cabins have been built using environmentally sustainable principles and have spa's, barbecues, open fires and double and queen beds. Currently used for weekends away, honeymoons, bush stays and peace and quiet. Only one hour and fifteen minutes from Sydney....

Fernhill Chestnut Farm is a 15 acre luxury estate in the pristine village of Mount Wilson off the Bells Line of Road in the Blue Mountains. Fernhill is located on the main thoroughfare, The Avenue with its poplar canopy cover where the recent Great Gatsby movie was filmed. Fernhill is located at the end of a private driveway and offers total privacy, relaxation and multiple entertaining options within the grounds and gardens. This luxury villa is ideal for a weekend of celebrations and has four bedrooms, formal dining, fireside living room, conservatory, deck and terrace. The gourmet kitchen is a dream for the "weekend chef" and is fully self-contained with the latest range of appliances. The 15 acre's of the Chestnut Farm offers multiple choice of private picnic options....