Can you swim in Wollondilly river?

There are numerous seats and picnic tables situated along the river with ongoing vegetation clearance and planting of new native vegetation. With a beautiful natural river running through their historic city, why not take some time out to do some fishing, swimming or just enjoy a picnic by this stunning river.

Is Wollondilly River Station open?

We are open all year except for an annual winter closure for maintenance and property works.

Where is wollondilly?

New South Wales
The Wollondilly River, an Australian perennial river that is part of the Hawkesbury–Nepean catchment, is located in the Southern Tablelands and Southern Highlands regions of New South Wales.

What fish are in the Wollondilly River?

The river is full of fish, including trout, native Macquarie perch, bass and fresh water catfish.

Are there fish in the Wollondilly River?

Is there gold in the Wollondilly River?

The Wollondilly Mine is an underground gold, lead and silver mine. It is also known as the Yerranderie Mine.

Can you keep Redfin?

Yes. If you catch a redfin, they must be humanely dispatched immediately and utilised or disposed of in an appropriate manner. It is not an offence to release a redfin immediately if the angler wishes to do so, however it is preferred that they are not returned to the water live.

Can you fish in wollondilly River?

Where can I camp along the River Wollondilly?

Wollondilly River Station is privately owned and offers campers pet-friendly, bush camping along the banks of the river. There are numerous campsites situated along both the eastern and western sides of the river. The owners of the station will allocate a campsite for you based on what is suitable for the size of your group and your equipment.

How do I get to the Wollondilly River Station?

At Goodman’s Ford, you cross the Wollondilly River and travel a little further up the road to come to the office of the Wollondilly River Station on the right-hand side. Campsites are limited to avoid overcrowding so bookings are essential and must be made by phone.

What activities are there to do in the Wollondilly region?

Other activities in the area include hiking and wildlife spotting. The area is home to eastern grey kangaroos, wombats, brushtail possums and numerous birds. On the western side of the river, the property adjoins the Wollondilly River Nature Reserve, which has a walking track to explore. Wombeyan Caves is another great option for a day trip.

Where can I camp near Wombeyan Caves?

Wollondilly River Station is a privately run camping site en route to Wombeyan Caves in the Southern Highlands, NSW. It boasts grassy riverfront camping, and is dog friendly. The access is unsealed, somewhat corrugated and narrow but nothing a sensible vehicle (and driver) couldn’t handle.