Holiday houses in Springwood

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Stay near Springwood's top sights

Norman Lindsay Gallery & Museum54 locals recommend
The Bunker Cafe Bar Restaurant19 locals recommend
The Oriental Hotel14 locals recommend
Springwood Sports Club12 locals recommend
Blue Mountains Theatre And Community Hub10 locals recommend
SUPA IGA Springwood9 locals recommend

Other great holiday rentals in Springwood

Guest favourite
Home in Bilpin
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 118 reviews

Evergreen House~swimming pool~sauna

AudinaRating, 5 stars1 month ago
I am truly grateful for the amazing experience at this Airbnb! The house was absolutely beautiful, well-maintained, and had such a warm and inviting atmosphere. A huge thank you to Brenda who's such an incredible host for her hospitality, attentiveness, and kindness throughout my stay. Your effort in making this place feel like home is truly appreciated!
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Home in Blackheath
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 113 reviews

Stylish mountains getaway

AlisonRating, 5 stars4 months ago
We had a wonderful relaxing stay at Stephen’s beautiful house. The house is lovely and light with a big kitchen and comfortable beds. It is extremely clean throughout. It has air conditioning in the main area, fans in bedrooms and central heating (we were there in summer). The house is very private, and on a super quiet cul de sac where even traffic noise is unusual. Stephen was helpful and responsive and the bottle of wine and coffee pod machine were wonderful touches. Mobile internet access is patchy, though largely useable with Telstra. Blackheath is lovely and the house is well placed for Govetts Leap and Evans Lookouts and the Grand Canyon walk (though best with a car). We would love to go back to Stephen’s house one day.
Guest favourite
Home in Megalong Valley
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 80 reviews

Spectacular vineyard homestead with views!!

SuzieRating, 5 stars3 months ago
Our stay was so wonderful and Emma is a great host. The house is so big and spacious and the furnishings are lovely and were perfect for our family. The house is situated on a winery and we spent the afternoon enjoying a grazing board and some wines with the winery dogs by our side. Would 100% stay again. Thank you Emma!
Top Guest favourite
Farm stay in Rydal
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 107 reviews

kookawood Views, firepit, outdoor bath

AlistairRating, 5 stars1 month ago
The moment you step inside Kookawood you can see it's a labour of love. Hand built by the host and her husband and then lovingly curated (over what must have been years) both inside and out, to create an otherwordly escape that's equal parts French countryside, retro Australiana, whimsical bohemia and Vogue Living. Everywhere you look there's another beautiful item or another fabulous spot to curl up with a book or sit and soak in the view. It's difficult to pull off such maximalist decor well but this is just exquisite, somehow managing to be both super stylish and incredibly comfortable and welcoming. The outdoor bath, friendly fox, open fireplace and fabulous views from every window were particular highlights. Meanwhile the kitchen is amply stocked and the beds were super comfy. Tens across the board! On a practical note, we have a fairly low-slung sports sedan and we found it handled the driveway absolutely fine, provided you pay attention.
Top Guest favourite
Farm stay in Bilpin
5 out of 5 average rating, 112 reviews

Greendale Farm Stay, your home away from home.

NelsonRating, 5 stars1 week ago
The home away from home that you'll never want to leave, we're becoming regulars at Cathy's place and every time we come up its like coming back home, a truly gorgeous location and house.
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Home in Gunderman
4.75 out of 5 average rating, 55 reviews

"Little House on the Hill - spectacular views.."

JonathanRating, 5 stars2 months ago
This beautiful spot above a tributary of the Hawkesbury made us feel like we were staying in the tree canopy. The house is invitingly eclectic and well-equipped, allowing us to settle in and enjoy the peaceful seclusion. In addition to the neighbours’ enchanting menagerie, we were delighted to see lots of local wildlife during our short stay. Michelle was an attentive host, providing clear and concise arrival instructions and helpful recommendations for the surrounding area. We are very grateful we could break our trip in this spectacular place and wish we could have stayed longer - next time!
Top Guest favourite
Guesthouse in Yellow Rock
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 300 reviews

Tall Timbers Cottage

PeterRating, 5 stars3 days ago
The host was very generous with breakfast provisions including toasted muesli, muffins, yoghurt, butter, milk, and coffee pods. The accommodation itself is very clean and is next to the main residence. The outlook to the bush is very nice and whilst there is some traffic noise, it does not interfere with the quiet enjoyment of the property. Would recommend to anyone who wants a few days respite only an hour or so from inner Sydney.
Guest favourite
Home in Katoomba
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 38 reviews

Ellwood House

ElijahRating, 5 stars1 week ago
This was an exceptional stay—truly a five-star experience. The place was spotless, with every detail thoughtfully taken care of. It had a serene, peaceful vibe and felt like a cozy country homestead. Perfect for anyone looking to unwind and relax. Highly recommend!

Quick stats about holiday rentals in Springwood

  • Total rentals

    40 properties

  • Total number of reviews

    4.8K reviews

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    10 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    40 properties include access to Wi-Fi

  • Popular amenities

    Kitchen, Wi-Fi and Pool

  • Local attractions

    The Bunker Cafe Bar Restaurant, Springwood Sports Club and SUPA IGA Springwood

Your guide to Springwood

All About Springwood

Springwood is a small town outside of Sydney, nestled in a narrow valley at the foot of the Blue Mountains. Evidence from Aboriginal rock engravings shows historic Springwood dates back 40,000 years, and the nearby Blue Mountains are one of the few places in Australia where you can still see the ancient rock art. Springwood is also home to one of the oldest railways in the Blue Mountains, built in 1867, and its railroad service into the mountains is one of the few still running today.

The untamed eucalypt forests surrounding Springwood are home to a variety of marsupials like the koala and wallaby, along with hundreds of bird species. A walk through Springwood’s Fairy Dell bushwalk trail offers a mix of thriving green fern plants and staggering eucalypt trees, where you can birdwatch for bright-coloured species like the rainbow lorikeet and the crimson rosella. The trail ascends to one of Springwood’s many elevated viewpoints, Lawson Lookout, making for an impressive glimpse of the lush, tree-covered valleys ahead.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Springwood

Summer in Springwood is warm and sunny, making it the best time to hire a kayak and paddle through the nearby waters at Penrith Lake Regional Park. Autumn weather is cool, and it’s also the rainiest season in Springwood. You can take a short drive or a one-hour trek to Martin’s Lookout for panoramic views of the surrounding valleys this time of year, as bushy green trees blend with autumn’s red and orange shades.

Winters are usually chilly and rainy. If you follow the Sun Valley Trail, you will see Clarinda Falls’ small cascades flow at their full potential during wintertime. During pleasant spring, colourful wildflowers like the deep fuschia New South Wales Warrah are on display at the 250-hectare Blue Mountains Botanic Garden.


Top things to do in Springwood

Springwood Conservation Park

The 36-hectare Springwood Conservation Park is home to diverse flora and fauna amid an overflowing eucalypt forest. You can take the park’s steep “Stairs of Death” to a plateau lookout point for aerial views of the sprawling eucalypt woods and small gorges below you. If you look up in the trees as you ascend the “Stairs of Death,” you might see small species of quail birds and multi-coloured doves.

Blue Mountains National Park

More than one million hectares of dense gum and eucalypt forest cover the Blue Mountains National Park. The world-renowned Three Sisters hanging rock formation sits within the Katoomba section of the park. You can get an up-close view of the Three Sisters by trekking the Three Sisters trail, or follow the path to Echo Point Lookout for a full-length view of the Three Sisters further in the distance. Keep an eye out for native wildlife like kangaroos, koalas, and the brush-tailed rock wallaby.

Valley Heights Rail Museum

New South Wales’ rail history is on display at the Valley Heights Rail Museum, featuring preserved vintage locomotives. The museum shows how innovative engineering during the late 1800s helped create a railway that could run through the Springwood area's steep valleys into the Blue Mountains.

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