Located just over 100 kilometres west of Sydney, Leura perfectly captures the spirit of the Blue Mountains, with stunning streetscapes, heritage buildings, glorious gardens, luxury accommodation, spectacular scenery and a beautiful main street.
Submit your applications now for a stall at the 2024 Leura Village Fair.
The famous Scarecrow Competition hosted by the LVA and sponsored by Birches of Leura is back on.
Submit your applications now for a stall at the 2024 Leura Harvest Festival.
Leura is known as the "garden village" because of the many attractive public and private gardens in the district. These are showcased each year during the annual Garden Festival. Complementing these are the public gardens in the village centre.
Since the early 1980s, these public gardens have been, and continue to be designed and managed by the Leura Village Association in partnership with the Blue Mountains City Council, to become what we see today.
The beginnings were the planting of the now iconic Cherry Trees, and over the years the LVA has supported the development of the precinct by funding the services of a horticulturalist and fostering a team of volunteers, who together spend hundreds of hour each year to maintain them to the highest standards.
There are many different ways that you can help the Association by volunteering.
Links to various community groups that may be of interest to visitors and residents.
The Alliance is a coalition committed to advancing the interests of Leura.
The LVA has been responsible for the design and maintenance of the Gardens for more than 40 years.
The GoLlies are the volunteer gardeners and the horticulturalist who together maintain and develop the public gardens in the Mall.
The Association works to encourage and maintain a vibrant and sustainable commercial community.
There are many interesting and fun things to do in Leura.
For many years, the LVA has been active in waste minimisation.