Jellybean Pool

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New South, Australia

Swimming lake

Jellybean Pool Reviews | Rating 4.4 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Jellybean Pool is located in New South, Australia on Blue Mountains National Park, Glenbrook Creek Walking Track. Jellybean Pool is rated 4.4 out of 5 in the category swimming lake in Australia.

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Blue Mountains National Park, Glenbrook Creek Walking Track

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Jenny Ignacio

Very short walk but the stairs can be quite steep. The scenery is very nice and it is a great place for family picnics.

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Teowai Ratahi

Lovely calm place to swim. Steep walk down with steps carved into the rock. Not suitable for anyone with mobility issues. Small carpark close to the stairs to the pool, larger one a short walk away.

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PRAGEETH KARUNADHEERA

Seeing this place again soon. Fairely easy hike down and back up. Rocks near the pool look amazing. Great excercise opportunity.

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Dave Millar

It was fantastic watching so many people enjoy themselves at this watering hole in the National Park. Clearly no facilities at the natural pool(s), so ensure you use those at the entrance to the Park itself. The walk from just outside the park is very achievable if you wish to save entrance fees (currently c.10).

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Yagya Dhakal

It was raining when we were there so, it was completely filled with water. Couldn’t see any sand. I could see pictures of people playing with water but the water didn’t seem to flow much and might be stagnant.

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Siva

Extraordinary place to go for a trek with great nature ambience. Very peaceful and mind blowing sceneries. Jellybean pool is one of the famous tourism spot in western Sydney area. Better plan with Trekking gadgets and swimwear. Many families do visit with kids to spend a day time with nature. Liquor not allowed.

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Matthew Parkinson

Great spot for a quick swim close to Glenbrook. Water was great today. Good depth at the moment as much of the sand has been washed downstream.

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P Maximum

Good scenery with an Australian outback environment. Always crowded with people in summer.