Lake Glenbawn Day Pass & Annual Pass
There's nothing better than a day at Glenbawn Dam
Set among rolling hills in the Upper Hunter, Glenbawn Dam offers a relaxed day on the water with a scenic edge. With a Lake Glenbawn day pass, you’ll have access to fishing, boating and wide-open space, all just a short drive from Scone.
Whether you’re here for a quiet cast, a day on the boat or a laid-back picnic, it’s an easy way to switch off and enjoy the outdoors.
How much does a Glenbawn Dam day pass cost?
Your Glenbawn Dam day pass is now JUST $10, for a limited time (until 30 May 2026)
Start planning a day everyone will be talking about!
Park Amenities
Dog-friendly accommodation
Extra large sites
Waterfront
Kiosk (office)
Swimming pool
Fishing
Fish cleaning facilities
Fuel
Tennis courts
Where is Glenbawn Dam?
Lake Glenbawn is located in the Upper Hunter region of NSW, around 15 minutes east of Scone and approximately 2.5 hours’ drive from Newcastle.
It’s an easy regional drive, making it a great day trip from Newcastle or a relaxed escape within the Hunter Valley.
Find us:
Lake Glenbawn Holiday & Caravan Park
Glenbawn Road,
Glenbawn NSW,
2337
Office Hours: Mon-Sun 9am - 5pm
Phone: +61 2 6543 7193
Email: lakeglenbawn@reflectionsholidays.com.au
What's included in your day pass?
Your day pass gives you access to the shared facilities at Reflections Lake Glenbawn, so you can settle in and enjoy a comfortable day by the water.
This includes:
- Access to the park and lakefront areas
- BBQ and picnic facilities
- Amenities blocks
- Boat ramp access
- Open space and recreation areas
All for a simple per-vehicle fee, making it an affordable day out.
Plan your trip
How much does a day pass cost?
- Limited time deal: JUST $10 online or in park (until 30 May 2026)
Arrival and departure times:
- 5am - 10pm
Parking and boat parking:
- There is plenty of parking scattered all around the park. Please avoid parking on or near occupied sites or in the cabin parking bays
Dog rules:
- You can bring up to 2 dogs per car. Please follow our dog policy carefully. Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times at Reflections Lake Glenbawn.
Lake Glenbawn Annual Passes
With a Reflections Lake Glenbawn Annual Pass, you get unlimited day visits to one of the region’s best inland parks, just a short drive from Scone and Aberdeen. From fishing, boating, water skiing, swimming in the pool or BBQs and picnics, enjoy everything this location has to offer.
How to purchase an Annual Pass to Lake Glenbawn
Annual passes can be purchased at the park or by calling for added convenience.
How to use your annual pass
Flexible hours from 5am to 10pm mean you can pop in for an early fish, an afternoon on the water, or a sunset stroll. Accessing the park is a breeze—just use your code at the boom gate to get in and out for your day visits.
Ready to make every weekend count? Grab your annual pass when you visit the park and enjoy the lake life all year long!
Things to do at Lake Glenbawn
From calm mornings on the water to easy afternoons by the shore, there’s plenty to enjoy:
- Cast a line in one of NSW’s most popular freshwater fishing spots
- Launch the boat, kayak or paddleboard and explore the lake
- Cruise, swim or relax along the shoreline
- Set up a picnic or cook lunch on the BBQs
- Take in the scenery across open water and surrounding hills
- Let the kids roam and play in a wide-open space
Hiking & walking trails at Lake Glenbawn
There are so many great areas to explore around the lake, take an easy stroll along the waterfront through natural bushland, where kangaroos and all kinds of birds call home, like wrens, colourful parrots, and even wedge-tailed eagles, or for a bit more of a challenge, tackle a few hill climbs. Perfect for soaking up the stunning views of the crystal-clear lake.
Lake Glenbawn Fishing
Grab the boat and drop in a line or fish from shore, with plenty of chances to reel in a variety of species. The freshwater lake is home to Golden Perch, Rainbow Trout, Silver Perch, Murray Cod, Catfish and the only inland park to have Bass.
Exploring the wine regions
The wine regions near Lake Glenbawn, just a short trip from Scone, are well worth a visit. This area is known for its laid-back vibe and top-notch wines, with Shiraz, Chardonnay, and Semillon among the highlights. You’ll find charming cellar doors where you can sample local drops, chat with the winemakers, and enjoy the stunning vineyard views—perfect for a relaxed day out.
Frequently asked questions
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Where do I park my car as a day visitor to Lake Glenbawn?
You can park anywhere within the park. Please respect our overnight campers and cabin stay parkings.
Cars with boat trailers can be parked to the side of the boat ramps
Can I use all the park facilities with a day pass or annual pass?
Yes, you can use all park facilities. There are no codes on the amenity blocks at Lake Glenbawn.
Can I bring my dog to Lake Glenbawn?
You can bring up to 2 dogs per booking on a day pass - please keep your dogs on a leash at all times. Please abide by our Reflections dog policy whilst at the park.
How does the pricing work of a day pass to Reflections Lake Glenbawn
The price is $10 per car/ motorbike for a limited time, whether booking online or purchasing at the park. Buses and minibuses may be subject to additional fees.
Can I bring a boat or jetski on a day pass?
Yes, you can bring a boat or jetski and us our boat ramp to launch it. Please wear life jackets.
Where can I find a Lake Glenbawn Park Map?
Check out our Reflections Lake Glenbawn Park Map here
Where can I launch my boat from on Glenbawn Dam?
There are 2 boat ramps, maps are available from the office between 9am and 5pm, 7 days week, online here and also in a holder outside the office
What does the Lake Glenbawn kiosk sell and what are the opening hours?
The Lake Glenbawn Kiosk is open for hot food Fri/Sat/Sun 9am to 5pm outside school holidays. Guests can purchase anything else 9am to 5pm seven days week through the park reception.
The kiosk sells ice, ice creams, cold drinks, hot food, bait, fishing lures/ shirts, confectionary, small grocery line, coffee and milk shakes.
Can I make a fire as a day visitor to Reflections Lake Glenbawn
Small fires are permitted as long as there is no total fire ban in place.
How do I enter and leave the park on Annual Pass?
Please use the code at the boomgate supplied at the time of purchase. Day visiotrs must leave the park by 10pm. Bookings are required for overnight stays.