Hotel Address:- Wolgan Valley Resort and Spa
- 2600 Wolgan Road
- Lithgow
- Australia
»View hotel on a mapLocation SummaryWolgan Valley Resort & Spa is nestled within the World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains, and bordered by the Wollemi and the Gardens of Stone national parks. Although it feels a world away from the hustle and bustle of Sydney, the Blue Mountains resort can be reached in less than three hours by car, or just 45 minutes by helicopter.
Directions to HotelSydney Airport to Wolgan Valley via Western Sydney and the Blue Mountains: Turn right out of the airport onto General Holmes Drive, continue through the airport
underpass and bear left to join the M5. Continue on the M5 for approximately 27km until you
join the Westlink M7*.
Follow the M7 for 20km until you reach the Eastern Creek intersection. Take the exit heading
to the Blue Mountains/Penrith and follow the Western Mwy up into the Blue Mountains when
it becomes the Great Western Hwy.
Stretch Two: Blue Mountains to Wolgan Valley:
Pass through Springwood, Katoomba and Blackheath following signs to Lithgow. Once you
pass Lithgow on your right continue for another 6km before taking the Mudgee/Castlereagh
Hwy turnoff. Continue for a further 6km before turning right onto the Wolgan Road at
Lidsdale.
Follow the Wolgan Road through Lidsdale into the Wolgan Valley. The distance from the
highway turnoff to the resort is 26 kms. The road is steep from the Gap to the valley floor so
please drive carefully. From the bottom of the Gap to the resort the distance is 13.5 kms, and
the road surface is unsealed compacted all weather gravel,and subject to corrugation
and weather conditions. The clearly signposted entrance to Wolgan Valley Resort & Spa
is on the right.
Banquets & Meetings
The conference room can accommodate up to 90 guests, while a private boardroom caters for up to 12 people.
Child Programs
From games and sports to educational trips on nature trails, the resort’s fully-supervised children’s activities are appropriate for children between the ages of four and fourteen.
Spa Facility
During winter months, a massive stone fireplace lends to the cosy atmosphere, while in summer, huge doors open to invite the outdoors in. Six double treatment rooms enable guests to share the spa experience; each room has its own changing area and private bathroom featuring a shower and a Japanese-style soaking tub to complete the luxurious experience.
Biking, Mountain
Following current tracks and trails over largely level terrain with only the occasional small hill, the exhilarating mountain bike rides skirt a picturesque freshwater dam where wildlife is commonly seen.
Hiking
Hiking in the reserve is a fantastic way to fully appreciate the rich diversity of Australia’s plant life, as well as encountering some of the animals. Creeks and rivers pass through the reserve, and some have swimming holes.
Horseback Riding
Horse riding in Australia's Blue Mountains is the ideal way to become familiar with the land. Weather permitting, rides occur all year round.
