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MontPierre Rustic & Romantic Mountain Cottage
An Immersive Escape 🍁Fireplace 🍂Outdoor Bath 🍂Gourmet Services (pre booked) 🍁In-House Therapeutic Massages 🍂Valley Views Set on a hilltop, this stylish rustic cottage accommodation offers a unique window into mountain life Inviting for a cosy midweek escape or weekend retreat. Surrounded by trees and local wildlife, the outer village location feels private & laid back, with elevated views. Bush walks close by. The ambiance is relaxed blending comfort, vintage character & rustic charm.
Bilpin Guest House “Cozy Cabin”
Our cosy self-contained cabin is ideal for travelers and couples looking for a short getaway. We are right in the heart of Bilpin . World heritage listed Blue Mountains. The Hive Berambing is a fabulous cafe for Breakfast & Lunch, you can buy Bilpin Bush Honey and local produce. Walking distance to apple picking, The Grumpy Bakery, fine dining at Lochiel House. There is a spa waiting for you when you get back after a long day of Mountain activities and a cosy warm fire. We also offer massage.
Clinkers Cottage Farm stay close to wedding venues
Clinker’s cottage is a rustic character filled cottage that accommodates two adults . We are in a great location for attending wedding venues Bell view Estate (1 minutes drive), Chapel hill (3 minutes drive ), Suzarosa(3 min drive ) & the Botanical Gardens (5 min drive). The cottage sits at the front of a 30 acre property with easy access from Bells Line of Road.Apple picking orchards Five minutes away . We supply some breakfast if bread ,butter ,jam ,milk ,tea and coffee for you to enjoy
True North - 4BR Bilpin Bush Retreat
True North is a large, rustic house in Bilpin (Blue Mountains), famous for its apple picking and ciders. The house has 4 bedrooms for up to 8 guests and surrounded by country gardens, green lawn and plenty of wildlife filled trees. If you love being outside you'll love the large swimming dam and cozy outdoor firepit area! The home features thoughtfully furnished bedrooms, quality linen, aircon, indoor and outdoor fireplace, large fully equipped kitchen, family dining area and a sunroom.
The Milking Shed
The Milking Shed is a cosy cabin in the lush green hills and beautiful vistas of the Hawkesbury region north-west of Sydney. The cabin is built on the side of a hill and looks directly into a small forest of eucalypts - perfect for trying to spot one of our regular koala visitors. It is 200m past the main house on the property, and completely private. Curl up with a book, feed a donkey, pour a wine, cuddle a corgi, or sit on the deck take in the country. It is a million miles from care.
Uluwatu Cabin
Down the end of your road you arrive to your bushland sanctuary overlooking breathtaking views... As you relax and take in the scenery all you can hear is the sweet sounds of the emptiness of the valley. Your home away from home is a new cabin, with modern kitchen, air conditioning, open plan lounge room with queen bed. This escaper's paradise gives the choice to relax or to explore the natural wilderness and the town. Cafes, cider sheds and the botanical gardens are on your door step.
Whispering Trees
Whispering Trees is a relaxing getaway in the bush. Our pricing is based on 2 guests per night. located down a quiet lane in the heart of Bilpin. You have the luxury of a king bed, quality linen, towels etc. Enjoy the spa bath and then sit back and put your feet up in front of the wood fire place. Great choice of DVD's, books and games or have a game of pool. Cook your own Country breakfast with home made jam. If you wish you can eat locally at the many local cafe"s and restaurants.
Scrumpy Hollow - Peaceful Cabin in National Park
Scrumpy Hollow is a peaceful cabin getaway in the Blue Mountains suitable for family holiday breaks or romantic getaways. Located in the Wollemi National Park in the Blue Mountains & within easy reach of Sydney, 'Scrumpy' has 3 bedrooms with 1 King Size, 1 Queen size & 2 single beds & comes complete with modern conveniences such as a fully equipped kitchen & free wi-fi. Ideally placed to use as a base for walking, exploring, or enjoying the peace, Scrumpy has something for everyone.
The Shed on Central - your mountain studio
We welcome you to our garden guest suite adjacent to Central Park, cozily situated at the back of the property; shaded by trees and hedges, with gardens and a small pond. The area is surrounded by a myriad of scenic trails, spectacular waterfalls and stunning lookouts. Enjoy the extraordinary UNESCO World Heritage-listed landscape right on our doorstep. There's one million hectares of wilderness, offering an abundance of places to explore and natural wonders to discover.
SKY FARM - mid week deals
Luxury in the countryside with big city views. This stylish cottage & sunny deck will reconnect you with nature in no time. Bilpin is just up the road with organic markets, cellar doors & "pick your own" fruit farms. Views from the deep bath are stunning & the cosy fireplace is fully stocked with everything you need. Snuggle up at the outdoor fire pit under a big sky. If you need convincing just read the reviews! Enquire prior to booking for special mid-week deals!
Banjara Retreat - Suite 1
Two luxury Suites, overlooking the Majestic Blue Mountains in Bilpin. They are 90 minutes NW of Sydney. Fully self contained with luxury fittings, close to local restaurants, open gardens, orchards & cider cellar doors, walking trails, bike riding trails, horse riding trails, close to the upper Colo River, deep dams on property for swimming, seclusion in an intimate setting, milk, tea, coffee and basic pantry supplies provided. Cabins have wifi
Greendale Farm Stay, your home away from home.
Set on 50 acres, just 90 mins from Sydney, Greendale is in Bilpin ‘The Land of The Mountain Apple’, nestled at the edge of The Blue Mountains National Park. Enjoy waking up to the call of roosters, kookaburras, hens, horses, cows and donkeys. Walk through the gardens, gather fresh eggs straight from the nest, feed the animals, relax in a hammock or curl up in front of the fire place. Greendale has something for the whole family, all year round.
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When is the best time to visit Bilpin?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | June | July | Aug | Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | $294 AUD | $309 AUD | $305 AUD | $275 AUD | $281 AUD | $281 AUD | $287 AUD | $285 AUD | $285 AUD | $298 AUD | $295 AUD | $300 AUD |
| Avg. temp | 24°C | 24°C | 22°C | 18°C | 15°C | 12°C | 11°C | 12°C | 16°C | 19°C | 21°C | 23°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Bilpin?
Bilpin has a range of stays, including countryside cottages, farmhouses, and homes nestled among orchards. Accommodations often provide access to tranquil garden settings, making it easy to relax in nature.
What are the best things to do in Bilpin with kids?
Kids often enjoy picking fruit at orchards, feeding farm animals, and exploring local gardens in Bilpin. Many families also visit nature trails where children can spot native birds and experience the Australian bush.
What are some of the best things to do in Bilpin?
Explore apple orchards, taste local ciders, and visit community markets in Bilpin. Walking trails through nearby national parks and art galleries display the region’s nature and creative spirit.
How is the weather in Bilpin?
Bilpin has warm summers, with temperatures often between 64–88°F (18–31°C), and mild winters around 38–65°F (4–18°C). Rain is more common in late summer and early autumn, so packing a light rain jacket can be helpful.
When is the best time to visit Bilpin?
Autumn is often recommended for apple picking and vibrant foliage, while spring brings garden blooms and fresh harvests. Mild summer weather and local festivals make warmer months popular for outdoor exploring.
What are the best places to visit in Bilpin?
Bilpin has fruit orchards, beautiful gardens, and local cider houses that are often recommended for visitors. Exploring nearby national parks and boutique farm experiences is also frequently suggested.
What are some hiking trails in Bilpin?
Bilpin is surrounded by scenic trails, including walks through Blue Mountains National Park and easy loops in Wollemi National Park. Many trails showcase native bushland, waterfalls, and panoramic valley views.
What are some family activities we can do in Bilpin?
Families can explore pick-your-own fruit orchards, wander through garden trails, or enjoy picnic spots with countryside views. Animal encounters and hands-on farm activities are frequently suggested for children.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Bilpin?
Many visitors take day trips to nearby natural attractions, historic villages, and scenic lookouts. Exploring neighboring national parks, garden estates, or bushland picnic areas is often suggested.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Bilpin?
Many vacation rentals in Bilpin welcome pets, making it easy to bring your furry companion along. Rural properties and homes near orchards often have spacious outdoor areas for dogs to enjoy.
What are some local tips for visiting Bilpin?
Bring layers due to varied mountain weather, and consider arriving early at orchards during harvest for the best selection. Many local markets and farm gates accept card payments, though carrying some cash can be helpful.
What is Bilpin known for?
Bilpin is often called the Land of the Mountain Apple, known for fruit orchards, crisp apples, and cool climate gardens. The region’s artisan ciders and rural charm frequently attract day-trippers and nature lovers.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Bilpin?
Bilpin has lesser-known gardens, boutique cider houses, and scenic picnic spots that invite quiet exploration. Art studios and woodland walking paths are also frequently suggested for those seeking a peaceful outing.
What are the best foods to try in Bilpin?
Bilpin is known for fresh apples, fruit pies, locally pressed ciders, and home-style baked goods. Many visitors also enjoy sampling jams, honey, and seasonal produce straight from the orchards.
What should I bring for a trip to Bilpin?
Pack comfortable walking shoes, layers for changing mountain weather, and a light rain jacket for sudden showers. A hat, sunscreen, and camera are useful for exploring orchards or hiking local trails.
What is the nightlife in Bilpin like?
Nightlife in Bilpin is quiet and relaxed, with evenings focused on enjoying local cuisine, unwinding by the fire, or stargazing under the clear mountain sky. Casual pubs and cozy venues host occasional live music or community gatherings.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Bilpin?
Bilpin has a weekly Bilpin Markets event featuring local produce, crafts, and community stalls. Seasonal harvest celebrations and small fairs are also part of the area’s calendar, often bringing together growers, artists, and visitors.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Bilpin?
Many vacation rentals in Bilpin are designed for families, with spacious living areas, outdoor spaces, and child-friendly amenities. Farm stays and homes with gardens are often favored by those traveling with children.
All about Bilpin
The Blue Mountains, which get their name from the eucalyptus that blankets the mountain tops, serve as the backdrop to Bilpin, a charming nature retreat 90 minutes west of Sydney. Along Bells Line of Road, the main thoroughfare that cuts through the town, you’ll find independent shops, cosy cafes, and flourishing fruit orchards. Well-known as the fruit basket of New South Wales, Bilpin offers many opportunities to pick your own produce in one of the many orchards where the sweet aroma of apples, plums, and peaches wafts through the air. And a trip here isn’t complete until you’ve sampled the goods from one of the town’s famous cideries.
At dusk, locals head to Rigby Hill to watch the sunset and marvel at the view of the stunning sandstone cliffs, lush mountain tops, and forest-filled valleys below. Before you leave town, be sure to learn about the history and culture of the Indigenous peoples, specifically the Gundungurra and Darug tribes that first inhabited the Blue Mountains region.
What are the top things to do in Bilpin?
Blue Mountains Botanic Garden
The Blue Mountains Botanic Garden at Mount Tomah is a cool-climate garden that spans 252 hectares within a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enjoy the sweet melodies of birdsong, the delicate fragrance of the flowers that perfume the air, and a magnificent panoramic view of the Blue Mountains. Curated gardens comprise 28 hectares of land and feature hundreds of plant species from around the world and a range of local fauna. Different parts of the gardens bloom depending on the season, so you’re in for a treat regardless of what time of year you visit.
Walls Lookout
Just a 20-minute drive from Bilpin, and only a few minutes away from Rigby Hill, you’ll find Walls Lookout. It takes roughly an hour to walk along the two-kilometre path to reach the lookout point, though you’re rewarded with majestic views of the Grose Valley and the surrounding cliffs and deep valleys. While it’s not a demanding hike, it’s still a good idea to bring a pair of sturdy shoes. Walls Lookout makes for an incredible spot to watch the sunset.
Cathedral of Ferns
Pack a picnic with your favourite local produce, or grab some take away from a nearby cafe and head toward Mount Wilson for a restorative 10-minute stroll through the Cathedral of Ferns. Nuzzled under a canopy of colossal trees is a gorgeous path brimming with massive ferns. Once you’ve taken in the lush foliage and tranquil soundscape of birdsong, find a spot to spread out a blanket and enjoy the treats you brought along.
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Bilpin holiday rentals start at $142 AUD per night before taxes and fees
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Family-friendly holiday rentals
30 properties offer extra space and kid-friendly amenities
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30 properties have a dedicated workspace
Wi-Fi availability
50 of Bilpin holiday rentals include Wi-Fi access
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4.8 Average rating
Bilpin stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!
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