Campbell Rhododendron Gardens

It has a 5 AU$ Entrance fee but the place is worth the price. Beautiful flowers everywhere and benches where one can sit and enjoy the views.

A good day out for the whole family, Campbell Rhododendron Gardens has a vast array of trees, plants and flowers with a pond.There is a shuttle bus that takes you to & from Blackheath town to the gardens but I am unsure of pick-up locations as we chose to walk it.There is a $5 dollar entry fee into the gardens and you may stay all day until closing hours - 4pm.There is onsite toilets and a café ran by volunteers- the ladies there are pleasant and accommodating. The café has indoor and outdoor seating area which overlooks the gardens.P.s I wouldn’t recommend infants in prams due to the terrain and narrow walkways of the gardens, also the trail signposting isn’t the best but you will not get lost.

If you visit in the right season it is lovely and beautiful. When off season and not following, then something average.Entry is by donation only. There is parking and a public restroom. Not many benches or tables but worth packing light snacks or drinks to enjoy a break.

Nice natural habitat garden with an addition of Gnome Collection part of the Rotary Club Blackheath charity programme. Nice walking path and easy for the seniors and children.

I don't know. A lot of good reviews but when I got there it's looks like it's not maintained. One or two beautiful spots but that's it, the rest is just grass.Clean toilets

Enjoy walking with beautiful plants , trees and flowers. Awesome gardens and wonderful place.

Extraordinary, exotic and exceptional flowers and trees. Words can’t describe the beauty captured. Good for families or couples who want to get a romantic backdrop to photos. No cafe and wear flat shoes as steep in parts. Bathrooms good and very easy parking.Love from your local travel guide - MPlease like this post if helpful ❤️

Several walking trails here, nice place for a walk. Recommend visiting in peak season Spring (mainly November). There was barely anything in bloom when we visited (late December).Some GPS devices/apps might try to direct you down a closed management track (north of the garden). This place should be accessed via Bacchante St.