Jingga Walking Track

Venture 1.2 kilometres into Dharawal National Park for a dip in this freshwater swimming hole.
Jasmine Crittenden
Published on February 01, 2018

Overview

You'll need sturdy legs for this one; it's a steep, one-kilometre walk to Jingga Waterholea short trip from Campbelltown. However, the effort will be well rewarded, as you'll be picnicking alongside a freshwater rock pool, complete with waterfall — in Dharawal language, jingga is an adjective that means 'fresh' when referring to water.

Several threatened species, including potoroos, have discovered the health-giving properties of this spot, so keep a lookout for them. Even though the water is fresh, drinking it isn't a great idea; be sure to carry in plenty. Also, always make sure to check for park alerts before heading out for a walk or swim.

Supplied: National Parks NSW

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