Wollondilly River Station

Wollondilly RS , have a website. I'll try and locate the link.

Wombeyan Caves is about 30 mins away. Worth a looksee.

You can do a drive up into Limeburners, Dingo Dell , and Yerrandarie.

Check out the trek notes on the Website here

Never been there a sin is it not considering where we live, i know one thing it will be hot so pack the sunscreen and the aeroguard, Jenolan caves is not far away either good for a look, wombyan caves (spelling) also it's one of those places that is surrounded by a lot of interesting other places all within a couple of hours.

Baz.

can always go to river island nature retreat if you feel like getting your cloths off for the summer break. River island is a clothes optional resort.
If you like that sort of thing
Pmacks

In the winter months trout run up out of Warragamba Dam to spawn in this river,but below the road crossing mainly .Some of the smaller fish stay up in the river during the summer and anyway ,if your going to go through the Snowy Mtns , you should bring a spin rod and reel and a few small spinners .
Even if you catch nothing , it will be very relaxing .
Willie .

We camped at the river crossing campsite in July when the temp was minus 4 degrees at night, had the big fire, but firewood is in short supply. I remember camping there about 20 odd years ago in summer & it was hot & there was lots of blowies.
Sparky

Abercrombie NP to the northwest for day trip, like others have said it will be hot during the day.

Ay Wombat,

It's very hot and dry there, not much firewood around so you should collect what you can find along the road in. Probably be fire restrictions at that time of year anyway. If you have a canoe, lilo or tire tubes they would be ok. River has been very low for quite a while but good swimming anyway. It's dog friendly, roos and wild goats around, though the goats stay a fair way away. Remember the snakes if you take your dog.

As said above, Wombeyan caves is a good thing to do, you can camp there too (Nat'l park). Limeburnere and Dingo Dell are nice but a fair drive (close to an hour for the 20 odd k's just to the caves).

There is a track to the left from a gully about 1k towards the caves from WRS, climbs right up the hill. Haven't been up there, looks like a fun bitta 4wding. The map suggests that there is a road runs along the ridgeline above the river from near the caves.

Few other roads on the map that can't be accessed. You might be able to get to Joadja through the nudie camp.

JimB

Thanks for all the great adittional information guys. The only problem is January now seems soooooo far away.