Name: Jemby-rinjah Eco Lodge
Address: 336 Evans Lookout Road, Blackheath, Blackheath, Blackheath, 2785, Australia
Rating: 8

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Jemby-rinjah Eco Lodge

Blackheath

We have stayed here twice now as this accommodation offers great access to some stunning walks directly from the lodge (such as the Grand Canyon) and others a short drive to Govetts Leap (which you can also walk too).  While the accommodation is simple its is spacious, warm and cosy with a log fire and good stock of logs and kindling by the front door.  The cabins have been built within the bushland, native plants have been in flower and beautiful birds always around during our stays.  
It is very quiet, peaceful and a really lovely place to unwind

Simple but cosy accommodation in wonderful bushland setting

We had 15 people staying in Lodge 2 and it was absolutely perfect for all of us. We enjoyed our time at the lodge and it was very cosy and comfortable, we absolutely loved it! The Lodge is quite close to Evans Lookout so you can just come out and enjoy a lovely day in the nature. It is very peaceful and there will be hardly any disturbance from other people. You can also enjoy a great time around the campfire at night! They also feed the birds at 8:30 am on certain days where the Crimson Rosella and the King Parrot come in. The owners were lovely, giving us a tour around the Lodges and told us about what they do to our excretion and how the Lodges were made. Overall, a really nice stay.

Great location and perfect for a school camp! (or a group)

21 people stayed in Lodge 2 and we had plenty of room.  A few things reduced the rating... the pillows were like rocks, the heating didn't keep the lodge warm enough, the pit toilets, the  tiny kitchenette (no stove), the furniture was very dated and a bit uncomfortable, only 2  toilets and 2 showers for 21 people!  The walls were a big ugly with fake wood labelling.

We did like the bush setting and the big fire pit.  It was very quiet and close to nature.  It was   cosy and could accommodate our big group easily.

Terrific location and group for a group weekend

Stayed again this year with my Senior geography class who study Jemby as an Eco-tourist Lodge. The cabins and lodges are warm and comfortable with the slow combustion wood fires in the individual cabins providing a welcome warmth in the chilly evenings of the mountains in June. Friendly staff Alison, Chris and Terry provide a warm welcome and go out of their way to make your stay enjoyable. Genuine low impact eco-tourism experience on the edge of the World Heritage listed National Park. A beautifully quiet and serene location to escape the stresses and strains of everyday life. Highly recommended.

It is all about the Silence!

I stayed for 5 nights in autumn in the Deluxe cabin. The difference appears to be a larger and nicer upstairs bedroom plus a sit-in spa bath (that only accommodates one person, can’t use it as a couple). 
The cabin is comfortable, has 2 balconies, good light and a cosy fireplace. The fireplace heats the cabin well. Good hot water too. The upstairs bedroom plus lounge space felt luxurious. 
The bed was very comfy! Linen and towels are of high quality. The kitchen is a kitchenette, don’t plan to cook extensive meals.  
Very quiet location, unlike many other places in the blue mountains which are on the main road. 
The host was very helpful. 


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