Check in
Check in
2:00pm

Amenities

Fires
Potable Water

Activities

Biking
Hiking
Paddling
Swimming
Wildlife Watching

Terrain

Forest
River
Waterfall

About this space

Ananda means Bliss in Sanskrit, and that really is what you'll discover here, with lush, level paddocks perfect for pitching a tent or parking a caravan. There are 70 acres of forested areas to reconnect with nature, and a creekside shelter with gas BBQ, table and chairs to come together. Discover large swimming holes with resident platypus, an abundance of birdlife for keen bird watchers, find...

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Reviews • 9

★★★☆☆ (9 reviews)
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Marco Z.
☆☆☆☆☆
Jul 2022

We loved staying the night at anandaland, Roderick was such a friendly host who provided us with everything we needed. Defiantly recommend to those trying to find a place to stay and slow down.

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Jason C.
☆☆☆☆☆
Nov 2022

Such an amazing part of the world. Roderick’s Anandaland was just as advertised: serene, very private and the place is beautiful natural amphitheatre. The creek with jetty and kayaks provided by...

AI Review Summary

The campsite at Roderick's Anandaland offers a beautiful natural setting and a serene atmosphere, making it appealing for those seeking a peaceful getaway. However, several recent reviews highlight significant issues, including misleading advertising, cleanliness concerns, and safety worries, which have led some guests to feel uncomfortable. While many appreciate the friendly host and the availability of kayaks, the overall experience seems inconsistent, with some guests feeling that the site does not match its advertised charm.

Highlights
  • Beautiful natural amphitheatre
  • Serene and private location
  • Kayaks available for use
  • Friendly and helpful host
  • Great for group celebrations
  • Welcoming atmosphere
  • Overall beautiful surroundings
Considerations
  • Difficult access road
  • Concerns about safety and privacy
  • Dirty furniture and old BBQ
  • No potable water despite claims
  • Misleading advertising regarding the site's atmosphere