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Home About the area Accommodation Food & Wine Activities Lifestyle & Leisure Springwood population 6,700 (approx.) above sea level 370 metres main features Variety of Shops, Swimming pool, Various Lookouts, Springwood Country Club, Sassafras Gully reserve, Springwood Library distance from sydney 84 km travel time from sydney Driving - 1 hour Train - 1 hour 20 minutes images  (click to enlarge) Springwood golf course About the town With a golf course, aquatic centre, walking tracks and spacious parks, there are opportunities for the sport inclined to lose themselves and expend some energy. Those to the contrary can choose from infinite takeaway outlets and enjoy a quick lunch in the park and recharge the batteries. Alternatively, the Springwood library has the advantage of being linked to Braemar Gallery and its archeological treasures. There aren't too many better places to do a bit of research and experience it at the same time. Moments away from Sir Henry Parkes' Grave and the Norman Lindsay Gallery in Faulconbridge, Springwood is a convenient commercial base to visit these great attractions at the lower end of the mountain. Its relatively large population has lead to all modern infrastructure being of a high quality. Police stations, railways, an RTA, schools and much more make Springwood a busy town, but as already stated, it hasn't forgotten the needs to unwind and escape in true Blue Mountains style. Quick links Accommodation Restaurants Activities Attractions Local attractions & activities Springwood Golf Club

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