Accommodation Scottsdale Tasmania

Accommodation Scottsdale, Tasmania…..

Country Stays: Quirky Escapes in Scottsdale’s Hidden Gems!…..

Pepper Bush Adventures partners with a number of accommodation providers in Scottsdale and northeast Tasmania. There is a range of charming accommodation perfect for travellers seeking both comfort and countryside charm. From rustic farm stays and boutique lodges to cosy cottages, visitors can enjoy scenic landscapes, personalised hospitality, and easy access to local attractions. All accommodation facilities are conveniently located near Pepper Bush Adventures’ tour routes.

Willow Lodge – Scottsdale

Willow Lodge Accommodation in Scottsdale is a charming, tranquil retreat offering guests a relaxing escape in the heart of Tasmania’s beautiful northeast region. Surrounded by well-maintained gardens and lush greenery, Willow Lodge exudes a sense of ambience. Perfect for those looking to unwind and reconnect with nature. The accommodation features elegantly furnished rooms with a mix of modern comforts and cosy touches, ensuring a restful stay. Guests can enjoy the outdoor spaces, including shaded patios and garden seating areas. Ideal for a quiet morning coffee or an afternoon of relaxation. Conveniently located near Scottsdale’s attractions, Willow Lodge is an excellent choice for travellers seeking both comfort and a touch of country elegance.

Jetson Farm Accommodation – Jetsonville

Jetson Farm Accommodation, located in the countryside of Jetsonville, offers a serene stay for those seeking a peaceful retreat. Surrounded by rolling hills and open pastures, this rural retreat offers guests the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comforts. The accommodation features cosy, well-appointed rooms with scenic views, making it an ideal destination for those seeking to unwind. With opportunities to explore the farm and enjoy outdoor activities, Jetson Farm Accommodation is a delightful getaway for families, couples, or solo travellers alike. Whether you’re looking to relax or explore the natural beauty of the region, Jetson Farm promises a comfortable stay.

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Tin Dragon Trail Cottages – Branxholm

Tin Dragon Trail Cottages in Branxholm offer a unique and eco-friendly escape nestled in the picturesque countryside of northeast Tasmania. These charming, self-contained cottages are set along the historic Tin Dragon Trail. Surrounded by stunning bushland, rivers, and rich wildlife, it makes it an ideal retreat for nature lovers and adventurers. Each cottage is thoughtfully designed with rustic touches, offering a cosy and private setting while incorporating sustainable practices for an environmentally conscious stay. Guests can enjoy modern amenities, fully equipped kitchens, and inviting outdoor spaces perfect for relaxation or stargazing. Tin Dragon Trail Cottages also provide access to nearby walking trails, waterfalls, and historical mining sites, offering both serenity and adventure. Whether you’re seeking a romantic getaway or a family holiday, this peaceful retreat promises a memorable experience in the heart of Tasmania’s natural beauty. See the Tin Dragon Trail Cottages Blog Gallery here – Tin Dragon Trail Cottages

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Bella Villa – Scottsdale

Bella Villa in Scottsdale – In the country town of Scottsdale, Tasmania, Bella Villa sits like a cottage with a wink of luxury and a whole lot of heart. This isn’t your average holiday stay—it’s a delightful little hideaway where comfort flirts with style. Think soft throws, sun-drenched corners, and beds so comfy they practically purr. The villa’s warm, modern interiors blend seamlessly with vintage touches—like your nan’s house if she’d trained at a boutique design school.

Step outside, and the garden beckons with blooming cheer and the occasional birdy visitor. Wander into town for a latte or a look at local art, or set off into the wilds of northeast Tasmania. Forest trails, waterfalls, and wildlife tours are all just a scenic drive away. After a day of exploring, Bella Villa is your dreamy retreat. Pour a Tassie pinot, put your feet up, and let the serenity do its thing. It’s the kind of place that feels like home, only better. Bella Villa isn’t just accommodation—it’s a sweet slice of Scottsdale magic.

Accommodation Scottsdale Tasmania – Anabel’s of Scottsdale

Anabel’s of Scottsdale is a charming and welcoming retreat in the heart of Scottsdale, Tasmania. Known for its comfortable and stylishly appointed rooms, Anabel’s offers guests a cosy atmosphere with a touch of country elegance. Each room is thoughtfully designed with modern amenities, ensuring a restful and convenient stay for all visitors. The property boasts beautifully landscaped gardens, perfect for a peaceful stroll or relaxation. It is ideally located near local attractions, making it a convenient base for exploring the surrounding area. Whether you’re in town for a short getaway or an extended stay, Anabel’s offers a warm and homely ambience.

Things To Do In Scottsdale, Tasmania

Scottsdale, Tasmania, is the kind of town where quirky charm meets country hospitality. While staying in Scottsdale, start your adventure at the RSL Military Museum, where stories of courage come alive. Then wander over to admire the remarkable military tree carvings — history told through timber with heart. Cool off or make a splash at the Scottsdale Aquatic Centre, or grab a coffee and pastry at one of the town’s cosy cafés or the award-winning Cottage Bakery. Shoppers will love browsing local clothing boutiques and the Scottsdale Shoe Store, each full of friendly faces and practical finds. For a taste of local spirit, visit Darby Norris Distillery or raise a glass at Little Rivers Brewery. Outdoor lovers can hop on a bike and ride the scenic Dorset Rail Trail, winding through farmland and forest. Whether sipping, splashing, or shopping, Scottsdale is a perfectly offbeat mix of heritage, flavour, and down-to-earth fun.

Scottsdale, Tasmania, offers excellent services for RV travellers, with everything needed for a comfortable stopover. The town provides supermarkets, fuel stations, and mechanical services for maintenance and repairs. Salons are also in the town hub for a refresh on the road. Convenient, friendly, and well-equipped, Scottsdale is an ideal base for travelling through north-east Tasmania.

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Great personalised tour of Ben Lomond I did a personal tour of Ben Lomond National Park in early November 2022. I enjoyed my experience thoroughly. You need a certain type of vehicle to get into Ben Lomond National Park and I found it fascinating. My guide made plenty of stops along the way, I had lots of photo opportunities and the scenery is just stunning. I highly recommend. It's a great spot off the beaten track that a lot of tourists dont' think to go to. The wildlife is lovely as well as the lookouts and scenery. Very peaceful place. Even received some delicious fresh sandwiches from the award winning scottsdale bakery. Yum :) Thanks for a great half day trip.

Michelle P

25/02/2023

Tassie wildlife We did a 3 night / 2 day tour enjoying both Mt William & Ben Lomond NP our guide was informative and the meals supplied were more than sufficient The best part was watching the playful baby quolls enjoying their evening seach for food, so small, playful and moved so fast

MAW

09/12/2022

Lifelong memories My wife and I had booked the Canopy Capers’ excursion with ‘Pepperbush Adventures’ as part of our road trip in Tasmania. Ben came promptly at 5 pm and we were taken to a nearby irrigation pond to look for platypuses. Whilst there were a few glimpses it was very difficult to see as it was quite windy so the water was quite rippled. We left there and drove to an area of private land where there was a small cabin overlooking a lake. There were some kookaburras, and we saw some pademelons and some possums. Ben prepared a meal for us to eat - there was an appetiser tray of smoked wallaby and smoked chicken, salmon, grapes and strawberries. After that he cooked steaks on the barbecue which we had a with some beans, new potatoes and salad. We finished off with some cheesecake and fruit. There was wine and soft drinks to accompany our meal - pre-arranged with the company. We stayed until it got dark. Although the animal sightings were rather scant, this was offset by the passionate and educational input from Ben. He is the consummate host / guide and we greatly enjoyed learning so much about the flora and fauna of the area. The next day we enjoyed a full day out with Ben on another excursion - aptly named ‘The Quoll Patrol’. Ben arrived just before 11 am as arranged. We had another look for platypuses but again the sightings were fleeting even though it was much less windy. We then had a long drive into Ben Lomond National Park in the extreme north-east of Tasmania. We had periodic stops, whenever there was a wildlife sighting or a point of interest. We had a stop at a lookout where we had lunch - rolls and sandwiches bought from the cottage bakery back in Scottsdale. We drove further up to reach Ben Lomond village - it was only 5 degrees there. We stopped to look at the interesting geological formations - 300 metre tall dolorite columns with huge areas of rocky boulders beneath. Ben dropped us at the village - we did a short trail for about 20 minutes where we met up with him again waiting for us in the car. We drove back down from the National Park and again made a number of stops, smelling and tasting some of the roadside plants. We reached our final destination, a cabin surrounded by pasture. Ben set the fire and we were able to view and feed the kangaroos which lived there - it was an unofficial nature reserve of about 100 acres. The original kangaroos had come from Bonorong and now numbered about 40. It was a very engaging experience watching the kangaroos as we had our first course - a range of appetisers similar to the previous day. Ben then prepared wallaby meatballs with onions and courgettes. We thought this was the main course but later we were given some salmon and salad - my wife couldn’t eat any more as she was full already. The dessert course was chocolate fudge cake served with raspberries and blackberries. During the evening we sat beside the fire, watching the Eastern Quolls appearing, followed by the pademelons and finally the possums. As it got dark there was a long drive back to Scottsdale. We were exhausted at the end of the day but felt utterly thrilled by the experiences we had. As a guide Ben is truly fantastic. His personable nature, coupled with his commitment to the natural world, will remain in our memories. We thoroughly enjoyed his company - such a kind and generous spirited man. PS. We went to the irrigation pond on our last day as we were leaving Scottsdale and guess what - we saw two platypuses at the surface of the water. We managed to bag some quality photos - result! Thanks again, Ben. You’re a top guy. Good luck with your new hobby of crafting in metalwork.

Owen Thesaints

07/12/2022

A fantastic wildlife experience The 2 days we spent with Craig was the highlight for us of a month travelling around Tasmania and a fantastic opportunity to see wildlife, especially the nocturnal creatures you don't usually get to meet. Craig has a wealth of knowledge and experience of living in the bush, so we learned alot about the flora and fauna of the north-east part of Tasmania and saw platypus on several occasions, along with wallabies, echidnas , kangaroos and, padmelons during the day. The Canopy Capers and Quoll Patrol experiences are both amazing. After a great meal in the open air, we watched as the wildlife drew near at dusk - possums, quolls, wombats. It's an incredible, magical experience, I can't recommend enough.

Island Sue

10/04/2020

A great wildlife experience A great day with Bushy seeing visiting Ben Lomond, learning so much about the flora and fauna of Tasmania, topped off by a delicious bush meal, sharing the site with possums, quolls, wombats and more

D H

31/03/2020

A Wonderful Backwoods Experience With Bushy The Ben Lomand and Quoll Patrol adventure was fantastic. We drove up Jacob's ladder at Ben Lomand and Bushy took us into the forest for exploring. Dinner at the cabin and the night adventure with the Kangaroos, Wallabies, Paddymellons and Quolls was a highlight. You can't believe the wildlife here.

Laura R

24/03/2020

Marvellous Some good walks and opportunity for wildlife viewing. The evening barbecue with kangaroos, wallabies and quolls was magical. A very good insight into local life - the farming and cheese making. Fabulous scenery all around.

Sally G

11/03/2020

Amazing We had a 1 day tour with Craig and it was truly amazing. Started with a sighting of a platypus and then an echidna. A great scenic drive up Ben Lomond via Jacob's ladder and then sightings of some iconic wildlife including wombats, quolls, tawny frogmouths and wallaby's and kangaroos. The bush supper with quality wines was a great success. We loved the whole experience.

LondonWelshboyo

07/02/2020

Outstanding bush experience, some of the best wildlife viewing in Tasmania We thought we had already had some amazing wildlife experiences in Tasmania, but Ben's Quoll Patrol with us was truly over the top. Lots of wildlife, including a number of elusive quolls. You have to see it all to believe it! Kangaroos, wallabies, pademelons, bushy-tailed opossums, eastern quolls, short-snouted echidna, come to mind. Meeting his mob of kangaroos is an experience not to be missed. And on top of it all, Ben cooked us an excellent meal out there in the bush. All in all, a very memorable experience.

LafayetteJohn

Outstanding experience in the Tasmanian bush We spent 9 hours with Craig who took us to the Ben Lomond National Park and its surroundings, watching for a wide variety of Tasmanian wildlife. This ended with an excellent and copious dinner he cooked around a fire in the open surrounded by Kangaroos, Wallabies, Wombats, Pademelon, Possums....and even sighting a platypus and a quoll. We are amazed by the extent of Craig's knowledge of the bush, its flora and fauna and his ability to communicate his passion for them to us. He enabled us to experience at first hand many examples of the plants and animals unique to Tasmania. An amazing and unforgettable experience.

Peter B

26/01/2020

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