Windyridge Garden Mount Wilson

Attraction
Windyridge Garden Mount Wilson
Windyridge Garden Mount Wilson
Windyridge Garden Mount Wilson
Windyridge Garden Mount Wilson
Windyridge Garden Mount Wilson
Windyridge Garden Mount Wilson
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About

Windyridge Gardens at Mount Wilson dates from 1877, with the first planted tree, a Swiss Christmas Tree (Abies amabilis) in August 1945. Now the garden includes Cedrus deodara, copper beech, pin oaks, maples, ginkos, azaleas, rhododendrons, dogwoods and nyssas.

During Easter 1995, Rodger and Wai Davidson, of Davidson's Nurseries at Galston, in Sydney, purchased Windyridge to accommodate their expanding collection of cold climate plants. Work commenced under Wai's supervision to transform Windyridge into a grand garden. After tree maintenance work, Landscape Architect Gordon Sykes was retained to terrace and plant a vast grassy slope and give substance to the new owners' vision.

Mount Wilson is just two hours northwest of Sydney, 3,000 feet (1050 metres) above sea level and ringed by cool green rainforests.

Hours

Closed now

Daily: 08:00–16:30

Facilities and visitor features

10 features
Barbeque

Reviews & Ratings

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Google review

A beautiful private garden located 2–3 hours from Sydney in the Blue Mountains, featuring waterfalls, rainforest areas, formal European-style sections, outdoor art, and themed gardens. Best visited in spring and autumn for vibrant colours. Driving is recommended, though public transport is possible. It’s a popular spot, so arrive early. Expect plenty of walking on uneven, sometimes shaded terrain—wear comfortable shoes and sun protection. Entry fees apply, with street parking outside and space for picnics. Great for photography, and the friendly owner offers complimentary tea, coffee, and biscuits.

Price range

$10 per person

Where you'll be

25 Queens Avenue

Mount Wilson NSW 2786