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Nestled in the heart of the Megalong Valley, just a short drive from Blackheath, Blackheath Glen Reserve is a quiet bushland escape beside the Megalong Creek. Surrounded by tall gum trees and lush greenery, it’s a popular spot for picnics, camping, and riverside relaxation. The sound of the creek bubbling through the reserve creates a peaceful atmosphere that feels far removed from the bustle of the Blue Mountains villages above.

 

The reserve has basic facilities including toilets and picnic tables, but like many valley campgrounds, there are no showers and little to no phone reception — making it a perfect place to unplug. Wildlife is part of the experience too: kangaroos, wallabies, and native birdlife are regular visitors, and the cool shade makes it a great spot to camp in summer.

 

Beyond the campground, the Megalong Valley offers plenty to explore. Nearby you’ll find scenic drives, the historic Megalong Cemetery, charming tea rooms, and access to some of the region’s best bushwalks. For those looking for a simple, nature-focused retreat with easy access from Blackheath, Blackheath Glen Reserve is a hidden gem worth discovering.

 

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