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Hotel, Restaurant & Cafe Open - Caves Still Closed
Find out what's open and what's closed at Jenolan. news details
New - Caves Handshake Accommodation Deal
2 June to 31 October 20
Stay overnight now and return at a later date for your cave tour. event details
Hotel, Restaurant & Cafe Open, but CAVES TEMPORARILY CLOSED
Our hotel and historic Chisolm's Restaurant are open for pre-booked guests. Our Caves Cafe and 3 of our beautiful bushwalks are open. However, our cave tours are still closed, due to COVID-19 restrictions. We are continuing to monitor advice from the NSW Government Chief Medical Officer and NSW Health, with regard to safely reopening the cave tours. We greatly appreciate your patience, while we continue to prioritise the health and safety of our staff and visitors.
Blue Lake Restoration Project - Check for Periodic Road Closure - Blue Lake/River walk tracks closed
We have started work to restore the Blue Lake to its former pristine condition, which was significantly impacted by February's damaging floods. While the work is being done, drivers can use Edith Road, as Jenolan Caves Road will close from time to time.
At Jenolan, our Blue Lake Walk, River Walk and Grand Arch are temporarily closed. Desilting the Blue Lake has many benefits, most importantly to protect and improve the habitat for our local population of platypus, as well as to enable the upgrade of the iconic Blue Lake Boardwalk, which is planned for early to mid-2021. If you have any comments, concerns or wish to find our more about the Blue Lake Restoration Project, please email
While this work is being done, Jenolan Caves Road may close from time to time. So before coming to Jenolan, it is very important to check Live Traffic NSW website. You can still get to Jenolan by detouring onto Duckmaloi Road, Titania Road and Edith Road. This easy detour will add approximately 40 minutes to your trip.
We offer complete booking flexibility. For further information, please call us on 1300 76 33 11.
The magical, must-see destination in the World Heritage Blue Mountains
Jenolan Caves are the largest, most spectacular and most famous caves in Australia. Explore the world's oldest caves - one of the most outstanding cave systems in the world.
You are never too young or old to experience the amazing - award-winning tours, adventure caving, scenic bush walks and Australian Aboriginal culture. Glimpse Australian birds and animals in the wild, including kangaroos and platypus.
Relax in our magnificent Chisolm's Restaurant, café or bar. We even offer accommodation - hotel, motel, cottage or backpacker lodge.
More than a tourist attraction, we also host school excursions, unique weddings, conferences and team building days. Set in Blue Mountains World Heritage wilderness, Jenolan Caves are a national treasure of awe-inspiring beauty and scale.
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