This deep waterhole, forming part of a gorge on the nepean river between Camden & Penrith, is a popular spot for people escaping sydney.
Enjoy water-based activities such as swimming, fishing & canoeing. There are picnic areas with barbecues & fireplaces, and accessible toilet facilities (though the Basin is not easily accessible by wheelchair). There is bushwalking through Gulguer Nature Reserve to Caley's Lookout. Car based and caravan camping is available in the camping area, and fire-rings for campfires (bookings essential, fees apply).
Facilities for hire include Campground Shelter & Kitchen, Picnic Areas and Hall with Commercial Kitchen - further information and bookings at Bents Basin Office 0247-748662.
Entry Fees
Park Use Fee: $7 per motor vehicle
Opening Times
9.00am to 4.30pm Eastern Standard Time
Site Description Conservation Park, Reserve
Site Facilities BBQ Area, Camping Ground, Carpark, Drinking Water, Facilities for Disabled, Fireplace, Off-street Parking, Picnic Area, Public Toilets, River, Showers, Walking Trails, Caravan Parking
Attractions Lookout, Rare & Endangered Species, Rivers & Lakes, Scenic Views, Wildlife
Activities Birdwatching, Bushwalking, Camping, Canoeing, Cycling, Fishing, Nature Study, Photography, Picnicking, Swimming
Operating Times 7 Days/Week
General Child Friendly, Disabled Facilities, Groups
Payment Method Cash, EFTPOS, Money Order, Visa, Mastercard

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