Cafe 92 at The Conservation Hut in Wentworth Falls, New South Wales | Restaurant

Cafe 92 at The Conservation Hut

Locality: Wentworth Falls, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 4757 3827

Address: 92 Fletcher St 2782 Wentworth Falls, NSW, Australia

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25.01.2022 To help us remain trading & in line with NSW Govt guidelines, well be masked up at Cafe 92 to keep you & us safer during your visit. Distancing & sanitising requirements remain in place. All guests entering the Cafe MUST complete the QR code sign in. There will be a designated Covid Marshal on duty at all times. Stay safe everyone & enjoy your visit with us.

25.01.2022 Beetroot & Orange Salad on special today

25.01.2022 The box in the side of the cutting at the top of the National Pass Wentworth Falls that was constructed by Jack to store rescue equipment.

25.01.2022 Beautiful breakfast - join us this weekend. Mention this post & get 10% off your bill. Bookings recommended - 4757 3827

24.01.2022 Appreciation to our local customers who gifted these beautiful cherry blossoms from their garden

23.01.2022 We raised over $300 for kids with cancer, thank you to our generous customers for your donations, and our staff for donating their tips. We had a fab time wearing our footy shirts

22.01.2022 Our special tomorrow is a roast vegetable lasagna

22.01.2022 Come and try our new five spice roasted pumpkin soup, it is delicious!

22.01.2022 Belinda Fielding Trio playing today 1-3pm Bookings essential 4757 3827Belinda Fielding Trio playing today 1-3pm Bookings essential 4757 3827

21.01.2022 Discovered some leaflets left at the Hut today describing the Covid-19 worldwide pandemic as a hoax.... It is unbelievably stressful for us & other businesses in the beautiful blueys at the moment so frankly, we dont need or want this from anyone right now. If you really feel that way then you might be better off finding somewhere else to visit.

21.01.2022 WEATHER ALERT ~ it's going to be EXTRA HOT on FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY. If you have the chance to get out & about, here are few places where you can go to cool... off. PENRITH is expecting: Friday: 17min - Max 31 Saturday: Min 18 - Max 41 Sunday: Min 25 - Max 42 Some locations require a steep walkout, so be sure to carry extra water and slip, slop, slap, and SUPERVISE CHILDREN at all times. Blackheath, Katoomba, Lawson, Springwood and Glenbrook Swim Centres Jelly Bean Pool - Glenbrook Blue Pool - Glenbrook Sassafras Gully pool, walk from Springwood Paradise Pool in Linden. Steep walk out. https://www.facebook.com//a.7481132352320/1482000078510074 South Lawson Waterfall Circuit has lots of paddling spots. Steep walk out. https://www.facebook.com/AskRozBlueMountains/posts/3531175913592470 Wentworth Falls Lake ~ lots of spots around the lake including rope swings. Minni haha Falls, Katoomba, Steep walk out. https://www.askroz.com.au/blog/minnie-ha-ha-falls-katoomba/ Clarence Dam, Clarence https://www.facebook.com/AskRozBlueMountains/posts/3586219684754759 Megalong Creek, park near the bridge, lots of paddling spots Blue Mountains Cultural Centre & Library Mount Vic Flicks if they have a session United Cinemas The Edge, Katoomba SUGGESTIONS: If you have any other ideas, let us know. HAVE YOU subscribed to our newsletters yet? Click here: https://askroz.news/Subscribe-Updates Walks Around Penrith and The Blue Mountains

20.01.2022 Mt Solitary looking majestic this morning #cafe92 #conservationhut #wentworthfalls #bluemountainsnationalpark

20.01.2022 Smoke chicken wings with Blackheath dry rub and mapke and chipotle bbq glaze

18.01.2022 We will be CLOSED on Thurs 20 August due to Endeavour essential works in the area. Reopen 10am Friday Sorry for any inconvenienceWe will be CLOSED on Thurs 20 August due to Endeavour essential works in the area. Reopen 10am Friday Sorry for any inconvenience

18.01.2022 Join us today, until Monday, in wearing your favourite footy shirt in support of, Fight Cancer Foundations Footy Colours Day. . Come and get your photo with our colourful staff (social distancing applies), dont forget to #footycoloursday

17.01.2022 The fire is roaring and we are open!

17.01.2022 The heli-op was partially completed this morning so well be open as normal on Thursday (tomorrow)

16.01.2022 Due to planned helicopter works for essential track maintenance by NPWS well be opening late on Wed & Thur this week. Open 12pm to 4pm #valleyofthewaters #cafe92... #conservationhut #wentworthfalls See more

14.01.2022 A late lunch today? The valley looks amazing, if a tad breezy!

13.01.2022 Check out the backdrop to Day 5

13.01.2022 Its the last day of wearing our Footy Colours in support of Fight Cancer Foundation. Thank you to our wonderful customers support and donations so far. Lets give it the last push for kids with cancer #footycoloursday

13.01.2022 The valley looked amazing this afternoon #valleyofthewaters #cafe92attheconservationhut #bluemountainsaustralia

12.01.2022 CHECKOUT this great view from the verandah of Cafe 92 at The Conservation Hut this afternoon. HAVE YOU subscribed to our newsletters yet? Click here: https://askroz.news/Subscribe-Updates

12.01.2022 Our beautiful fern has fully recovered after the last bushfire season...

10.01.2022 A reminder that well be closed Thursday 20/8 but come in on Friday for....

08.01.2022 For our avid Blue Mountains bush walkers, as you come out of the valley at Wentworth Falls at the top of the National Pass, have you ever wondered what that square box is? In the 1940s, Constable 1st Class John Jack Rogers built the box to store rescue equipment. You can still see the footing to the old rescue derrick over the fence that was used to bring victims out from the valley before the days of rescue helicopters. Before the formation of the Blue Mountains Police Re...scue Squad in 1968, bush and cliff rescues were left to police officers and volunteers with exceptional bush skills. They could spend up to several days of arduous work carrying someone out from the valley floor. Constable 1st Class Jack Rogers was one of those officers. Jacks efforts in this time were legendary. He received several honourable mentions in newspapers of his rescue work. Jack was the lockup keeper for the then Wentworth Falls Police station. He lived there with his wife Irene and their 4 daughters Pauline, Lesley, Judith and Noeline. The hapless criminals that found themselves in the Wentworth Falls lockup loved the prisoners meals cooked by Irene. Jack was a very community orientated man who was known to either polish the floorboards at the local dance hall or play the music for the dances on his accordion. He was also the Captain of the local volunteer fire brigade. Jack would gain several commendations for his actions in the Blue Mountains, which in 1948 included a notation on his service record at the direction of the Commissioner of Police relating to the recovering of a body at Govetts Leap lookout at Blackheath. The following comment was entered: I would like to take this opportunity of saying that having watched Police recover the body at Govetts Leap by means of their cliff rescue gear, I feel I must congratulate them on a hard and hazardous job well done. They are ably assisted by a number of public-spirited civilians. The general public do not realise the risk taken by our Police when recovering bodies in these mountains of ours. In 1964, Jack retired from the NSW Police Force with his wife Irene at Murwillumbah after attaining the rank of Inspector. So as you make your way out of the valley, past the box in the cuttings side, give a tip of your hat to Constable 1st Class Rogers who rescued countless bush walkers and brought closure to many grieving families in this time as Lockup Keeper of Wentworth Falls Police station.

08.01.2022 CHECK OUT these great photos by Kevin Searles from his walk down to the 1st drop of Wentworth Falls today. Allow 60mins + for the return walk to the 1st level.... There are a lot and lots of steps coming back up so times may vary. You can also continue on to Slack Stairs and back out via Cafe 92 at The Conservation Hut. to the Ask Roz Blue Mountains "General" newsletter: http://lnnk.in/@Subscribe-ARBM-General Blue Mountains scenery Walks Around Penrith and The Blue Mountains Wentworth Falls

07.01.2022 In line with NSW Govt guidelines we will be increasing our Covid protocols, effective immediately, including having a designated Covid Marshal on site. Signing in via our QR code scan IS mandatory. Thank you in advance for your co-operation on your next visit.

05.01.2022 Spot the the difference

04.01.2022 Jamison valley lookin good this morning #cafe92 #conservationhut #wentworthfalls

02.01.2022 Thank you all for giving so generously yesterday to Fight Cancer Foundation, lets get them footy shirts out again and show our support to Kids With Cancer. #footycoloursday

01.01.2022 The Belinda Fielding Trio