Wombeyan Caves
The spectacular Wombeyan Caves are located 180km south of Sydney (via Mittagong) and offer guided and self guided tours allowing visitors to experience the unique formations of the Wombeyan cave system.
For more information, contact Wombeyan Caves on 4843 5976.
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Reviews of Wombeyan Caves
There are currently 5 reviews listed for Wombeyan Caves. Please note that these reviews are not the opinions of this website.
Wombeyan Caves
Posted by Emilie Cooper at Friday 03 November 2006
The experiece was great and so were the caves but when i went with the kids from the school i teach at the students found it quite hard to do the open air walk and the students and teachers were not prepared for the oopen land walk. maybe when schools ask for info you might want to make sure that all students going are able to do this such hike. thank you very much we had an enjoyable time part from that one problem.
Worth a look
Posted by Barry at Tuesday 14 August 2007
Well worth the drive . We came in from Mittagong, and I was glad I was the driver, and not a passenger. I am told that it was pretty scary from the passenger seat.
We are in our senior years and had no trouble with any of the walks or access to caves. (I think the School above has better send their studends to exercise class)
All in all a beautiful place to visit.
Wonderful Day Trip
Posted by Graeme at Saturday 01 September 2007
We found The Wombeyan Caves a great day trip from Sydney. The drive was just long enough for the kids. The walks were terrific. Beatiful clean air and caves were enjoyed by all.
The first review above could not have been written by a school teacher, surely. Back to school with you!!!
Excellent day trip indeed !!!!!!
Posted by Frank.C at Wednesday 16 January 2008
My daughter and I visited the caves over the Christmas break and found it a enjoyable and educational place to visit.
We went on one of the "Guided Tours" with a park ranger and it was WELL WORTH the cost!!!. The tour took us down deep inside the caves and there were many awsome sights of the natural formations which mother nature creats. The day we were there it was a hot 30 plus degree day with high humidity, (very hot and sticky). But let me tell you, once we stepped foot underground with the park ranger guide, it was like stepping into a fridge !!!!!. It was so cool down there that we didn't want the tour to finish. After the guided tour, we explored the other self guided tours available and we found them very interesting as well.
On the way home heading back towards Mittagong, we stopped at a place call Goodman Forde, this is were the Wombeyan Caves Road crosses the Wollondilly River. We stopped here and took the opportunity to have a swim in this beautiful river before heading home. This spot is a popular camping area and is very well presented.
Anyway, to sum things up, Wombeyan Caves was well worth the drive and my daughter and I had an excellent time.
Thank you to the Staff & Rangers who preserve this beautiful place.
Stalagmites & Marshmallows
Posted by Greg Baird at Tuesday 20 May 2008
We visited Wombeyan caves as a family last year staying in one of the well maintained on site cabins. The kids enjoyed the drive down and we stopped to help an injured parrot that we passed on to park rangers upon reaching the caves. The kids played tennis, chased kangaroos and enjoyed collecting firewood. A highlight for them was cooking the marshmallows over an open flame... the simple pleasures are often the best. The caves themselves were spectacular and the guides were very personable in each of the caves we visited. The test of a good break is whether the kids would want to return... and they do. We are coming back in the winter holidays.
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