Keith Longhurst Reserve

The waterfall is beautiful. This place is very good to enjoy with family and friends. But the bottom of water is slimy , needs to be careful. Nice trail walk.

We enjoyed the walk down the Basin Trail which is mostly flat until the end which has a steep descent with well constructed steps which are easy to walk down. The little waterfall was flowing really well and the water look clean. It was very pretty. The steps were very steep in the way back and had to stop for a break half way up. The bush was beautiful at this time of year with lots of Flannel Flowers, Eucalyptus trees with orange bark, Banksia. The track is marked by council in several spots to help you stay on the right track which is helpful. On the way back we heard something rustling in the bush and we’re amazed to see a large Echidna scurrying along towards a tree hollow. It was a warm 24 degree day with a nice breeze. Great bush walk. Be prepared for the steep steps and good footwear and a bottle of water and shorts would be best as can get quite hot in parts. Overall was a great experience

Beautiful walk! Unpaved sandy path and rocky at times with a number of steps so a little challenging. Highly enjoyable experience heading down to the Basin, the water view is stunning. Very quiet and peaceful spot, with native birds and wildlife.

There are a number of trails in the reserve including to the Georges River both down the Old Ford Road and to the Basin. The latter has steep sections near the bottom, but the walker that perseveres is rewarded with wonderful views, a waterfall and the finest natural swimming hole!!

Absolutely love this place. Very local. Beautiful hidden gem. Didn't even know this place existed.
When you go for a walk you can go down left or right. It's amazing on both ends, both sides lead to some water to dip your feet in or have a quick swim. And the steps on the way back are an awesome work out

Not too had a walk down to the kentlyn basin. However, people are grubs and leave rubbish everywhere. Do better humans.

Definitely a hidden gem in the middle of Minto. It's a quick drive to get her and the walk itself is not too long. The Old Ford Walking Trail is a sloping gravel pathway down to the river The Basin Walking Train has a few stairs to go down to the basin. Neither are particular difficult. The view down at the basin is definitely worth the short trek and a great place for a little picnic.

Beautiful place to have a moderate tough bushwalk with friends and families. The Georges River basin is a stunning hidden gem in Campbelltown/Minto/Ingleburn/Lumeah area with waterfall, various birds chimes, wild bush flowers and old trails. Council installed stairs to make easy access to the water basin. Make sure to put on your running/walking shoes and grab a bottle of water; on the way back from the basin its steep uphill and you might get a bit exhausted.

Gorgeous views of some cliffs looking over the bush with the highlight being of course the waterfall. I personally didn't swim but there was a good amount of people who did. It was a pretty easy walk until nearby the waterfall where the path gets pretty steep and narrow pretty quickly, although there are stairs to help you, so keep that in mind. Nevertheless, it was a great place to visit, especially for pictures and it's especially great for children. Check it out.

There are many walking trails in Keith Longhurst Reserve. We went down the Old Ford road which is a broad road from the car park. That lead to a small flowing rivulet. We came back to the car park and then went down the Basin walking trail which is on your right of the Old Ford Road as you enter the reserve. There are steep steps and can be challenging as you walk back up. But the waterfall is beautiful. Had a real good time sitting on the rocks and hear the water gushing and bubbling down the rocks!! Hidden gem in the bush land❤❤❤

Beautiful hidden gem in the middle of Minto!
The walk is nice!! You are required to go through a flight of stairs, so make sure you are wearing the right shoes for this hike.
This hike is dog friendly as well, as long as they are on a leash as there are other dogs going for a walk with their owner. and don't forget to bring a picnic rug!

Beautiful place. I would say fair to medium difficulty walk. About 20 or 25 mins at a comfortable pace. Not level and many steep steps at the end you really FEEL THE BURN coming back up!! The view takes your mind off it though and the destination is worth it.

I went on a Wednesday morning, and there was hardly anyone there to disturb you. Theres plenty of parking space, and the walk only took about 20 minutes to get to the bottom to sit and enjoy the serenity of the rivers' water splashing against the rocks.
There wasnt enough space to set up a picnic rug for a little break, but there were plenty of rocks along the river to sit and rest on.
I dont recommend going if you're looking for an easy hike to the basin. The trek back might be a little hard otherwise.

Even on a cloudy day, this place was just beautiful. great views and the path down to the basin was fairly easy.

Very good Bush walk and trucking. Beautiful nature view

Loved the walk and scenery, was a great time all round for the short time we were there, Stairs were brutal though HAH

Have lived in Macarthur area all my life and had no idea that this awesome place existed. Great bush land and really nice river system. My Kelpie dog loves it.

Beautiful hidden gem. Highly recommended. It requires long walk and stair climbing so may need to get prepared with bottle of water. No mobile network so large group needs to stick together.

Beautiful walking trails and lake

I have been there two times, one in the morning and the other in the afternoon. The light is different and the feeling is different. I like them both.