About Jellybean Pool
Jellybean Pool is a natural sandstone swimming hole on Glenbrook Creek in the Glenbrook precinct of Blue Mountains National Park, New South Wales, near the town of Glenbrook. Known for its shallow, sandy-bottomed pool and beach-like shore, it is a popular family-friendly swimming and picnic spot. Surrounded by bushland and sandstone cliffs, it offers easy bushwalking access and is managed by NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a shallow, sandy-bottomed natural pool on Glenbrook Creek surrounded by sandstone cliffs and eucalypt bushland. The pool has a small sandy beach area suitable for wading and swimming, with clear creek water. Access is via a short walking track from the Jellybean Pool car park off Bruce Road. The setting is natural and undeveloped, with picnic areas nearby and opportunities for short bushwalks, photography and nature appreciation.
Key highlights
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Natural sandstone swimming hole on Glenbrook Creek with sandy beach
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Shallow, family-friendly wading and swimming area
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Scenic bushland and sandstone gorge setting in Blue Mountains National Park
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Short, easy walking track access from car park
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Popular picnic and nature photography spot