Jenolan Caves - NSW

These limestone caves are part of an evolutionary laboratory' that is exceptional in the world both in its treasures from the past and its species that are evolving into the future. Jenolan Caves are the oldest discovered open caves in the world. Apart from the spectacular beauty of the caves, the soil derived from the surrounding limestone rock supports a special part of the biodiversity of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area. The area is also part of the living culture of Wiradjuri, Pejar and Gundungurra people; stories associated with this site link Indigenous people across this region.
Today Jenolan is one of the most popular tourist destinations in country NSW, with visitors enjoying the wonders of nine Show Caves and an ever-increasing number entering the world of adventure caving.
Jenolan Caves House provides accommodation for those who enjoy comfort. Meals can be enjoyed at either Trails Bistro or Chisholm's Dining Room. Cottages are located approximately 8 km from the caves and are ideal for families.
Activities include cave tours, hiking, swimming and wildlife spotting.
Open everyday Phone 6359 3911

Camping is permitted in the Upper Car Park (suitable for RV's only) - you must ask permission prior to setting up camp.