Fort Rock Cabin

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10 Feb

Written By Dylan Brookes

The lounge at Fort Rock Cabin, Blackheath

The kitchen at Fort Rock Cabin, Blackheath

The bedroom at Fort Rock Cabin, Blackheath

The exterior of Fort Rock Cabin, Blackheath

20 Bellevue Ave, Blackheath

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Fort Rock Cabin, is a contemporary mountain chalet nestled in Blackheath. This luxury retreat is the perfect base for your next mountain adventure or weekend getaway, with a multitude of bush trails at your doorstep, and a short stroll into the charming Blackheath village.

The cottage is spacious and light-filled, with a full-size kitchen, cosy lounge with wood-burning fireplace, an king bedroom, and kids room with double bunks, making it a great choice for families.

Photography | Fort Rock Cabin
Updated | March 2026

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