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This season, winter, can be a photographer’s delight at our unique Rhododendron Gardens. Beautiful native shrubs such as Acacia and Grevillea are in flower, whilst the deciduous trees are bare against the native bushland, creating a sculptural splendour. And some of the Rhododendrons are already beginning to bud, promising an impressive springtime.
On sunny days—and even when the weather is cold—it’s a wonderful place to stroll with family and friends, or with your dogs (on leads)…we even provide doggie waste bags at the entrance kiosk near the Donation Box.
The Gardens are worth visiting all year round, in any season.
A "must visit" spot in the Blue Mountains.
The Campbell Rhododendron Gardens in Blackheath is one of the Blue Mountains' most favourite venues where, uniquely, Azalea and Rhododendrons are planted amongst the native eucalypts and bushland. The Rhododendron blooms are at their best in spring, between October and late-November, but the Gardens are picturesque and beautiful all year round.