Breenhold Parkland

Breenhold Parkland is a 45-hectare garden estate at 29 The Avenue, Mount Wilson NSW 2786, in the Blue Mountains. Its standout feature is six individual stone-walled gardens, several with pools, set among bush trails and lookouts over Blue Mountains National Park.

Best for

Leashed dogsSix stone-walled gardens with poolsBush trails and forest walksPicnic lawnsLookouts over Blue Mountains National Park

About Breenhold Parkland

Six Stone-Walled Gardens at Breenhold Parkland

Breenhold Parkland contains six individual stone-walled gardens, which the estate describes as gardens within gardens. Several of these walled enclosures have pools, so each one offers a separate setting to move through rather than a single open lawn. Breenhold Parkland's walled gardens sit within the wider estate of gardens, parkland and native bushland. Visitors who come during the autumn or spring opening periods can walk from one walled garden to the next in a single visit, with each enclosure showing its own planting and water features.

Picnic Lawns at Breenhold Parkland

Breenhold Parkland has extensive lawns for picnicking, which give families open ground to spread out on within the estate. The same lawns are open for children to play on, so adults can settle down for a picnic while children run about nearby. Because the lawns are large and open, they serve as the main gathering space for family outings across the property.

Bush Trails and Forest Walks at Breenhold Parkland

Breenhold Parkland has terraced bush trails and forest walks on the western and northern parts of the estate. The trails run through native bushland and forest, with the terraced paths giving walkers a route that changes in height as they follow the slopes. Birds including parrots, cockatoos, lyrebirds, whipbirds and honeyeaters live in the bush along these walks.

Facilities at Breenhold Parkland

🛝Playground✗

🔥BBQ Facilities✗

🚻Toilets

💧Drinking Water✗

🅿️Parking✗

🍽️Picnic Tables

🏃Walking Paths

🏅Sports Fields✗

🐕Dogs on leash

• Six individual stone-walled gardens, several with pools • Extensive lawns for picnicking and for children to play on • Terraced bush trails and forest walks on the western and northern parts of the estate • Several lookouts over Blue Mountains National Park • Very basic bathroom facilities • Plantings of deciduous trees, azaleas, rhododendrons, Japanese cherry trees, magnolias, dogwoods, native tree ferns and eucalypts

Visitor tips for Breenhold Parkland

✓Entry is reported at $10 for adults, $5 for children over 12 and free for children under 12, so confirm current prices before you go.
✓Mount Wilson has no shops, permanent cafés, phone reception, ATMs or fresh drinking water, so pack water, food and any supplies you need.
✓Call 02 9968 1232 to arrange a visit outside the autumn and spring opening periods.

Getting to Breenhold Parkland

Breenhold Parkland is at 29 The Avenue, Mount Wilson NSW 2786. It sits in the Blue Mountains about 125 km west of Sydney, roughly a two-hour drive.

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Nearby Mount Wilson

📍Blue Mountains National Park

Frequently asked questions about Breenhold Parkland

Is Breenhold Parkland in Mount Wilson good for dogs?

Breenhold Parkland welcomes well-behaved dogs, but they must stay on a leash at all times.

Can I take my dog off-leash at Breenhold Parkland?

No, dogs must be kept on a leash throughout the estate. Off-leash running is not permitted.

Is Breenhold Parkland a good spot for a family picnic?

Breenhold Parkland has extensive lawns for picnicking, and children can play on the same open grass.

Are the toilets at Breenhold Parkland accessible for people with disabilities?

Breenhold Parkland has very basic bathroom facilities.

What's the best time of year to visit Breenhold Parkland in Mount Wilson?

Breenhold Parkland is open to the public daily during autumn and spring, and other visits are arranged by appointment.