Kenderdine Kabin

28/12/2023

King Parrots everywhere the last few days

28/12/2023

Something different at the Kabin

25/12/2023

28/11/2023

New this year was the inaugural Bundanoon Folk Festival .. although the date may end up changing due to the clash with the Tango BASH).

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ACCESSIBILITYAll festival venues are wheelchair accessible, except for The Wonga / White Room Gallery, The Boobook / Primula Café and The Kookaburra / Bundanoon Tennis Club, which are mainly providing workshops or instrumental sessions. 24-26 NovEMBER 2023 Downloadable Program PDF ABC Illawarra Int...

28/11/2023

A hither to unknown by us is the annual Tango B.A.S.H. (Buenos Aires in the Southern Highlands) held on the last weekend in November

https://www.facebook.com/BuenosAiresintheSouthernHighlands

Buenos Aires in the Southern Highlands (aka BASH) is an annual event held in Bundanoon NSW on the last weekend of every November.

11/11/2023

via Wingecarribee Shire Council
On the day Bundanoon Pool first opened back in 1960, as many as 460 locals eagerly passed through the gates. We’ve since made vast improvements with the addition of accessible steps and water warmed to an inviting 24 degrees. In preparation for the pool’s re-opening this Spring, on Saturday 11 November, we’ve moved-on the wild ducks and refreshed the whole facility!

“A lot goes into getting our pools pristine in preparation for the community to enjoy each season,” says James Borbone, Wingecarribee Shire Council’s Supervisor, Pools and Facilities. “Ducks treat the pool like a pond in dry conditions and rigorous cleaning is required.”

It’s been necessary to install a new pump, whilst a freshen-up of the facility along with some new equipment has the pool looking spick-and-span for the coming season.

“While we’re refreshing the facility, we also have to allow time for pool heating to bring the water temperature up,” James says.

Safe enjoyment of the pool is paramount and while lifeguards are on hand to keep a watchful eye, adults are responsible for supervising their children at all times.

“Locals took the initiative to build Bundanoon Pool to provide a safe and supervised place to swim after drownings in local rivers alerted them to the need,” James said. “Even if you feel you’ve heard it all before, we encourage families to check out the Keep Watch program before visiting your local pool, to ensure a safe and enjoyable time for the whole family.”
Get your laps up in the 25m pool or enjoy some quality time with your toddler in the wading pool with sail shade.

On hot days, trees provide welcome shade on the grassed areas. Pack the picnic blanket, order something from the Kiosk and make the most of time together with family and friends.

“We’ve put in slip-resistant accessibility steps with a handrail to make it easier and more inclusive for everybody to enjoy the water,” James says. Which you will most certainly want to do when the water is warmed to an inviting 24c.

Show your NSW Companion Card at the gate for free entry when accompanying someone with a disability who requires attendant care support.

Family-friendly events are organised over the Summer by Bundanoon Community Association, so keep an eye on Council’s Your Shire e-news and socials for details of up-coming fun!

With the predicted hot weather for this upcoming season, the Bundanoon Swimming Pool will provide welcome relief from the heat whilst enjoying quality time with family and friends. Keep an eye on Council’s Your Shire e-news and socials for the latest information on what’s happening at the pool.
“The whole team is really looking forward to welcoming everybody back to Bundanoon Pool,” James says.

10/11/2023

10/10/2023

This is the Everything Shop that I remember from my childhood!

SUTTON FOREST - c.1977
G & D Barnsley 'The Everything Store' stocked with some fabulous antiques where you could literally find anything from a fish hook to an anchor.
*Store is still there today, although in a lot better condition and still owned by the Barnsley family.

[Photo courtesy Eric Riddler]