Glamping Sites in Bendigo

One of the coolest holiday parks i’ve been to, they have even have a small mini golf.

Nice modern facility. Nice and clean

The location was beautiful and set well away from anybody or anything! The actual tiny house was interesting and relatively comfortable.

We had a beautiful time glamping over Easter weekend. The property itself is amazing, with kangaroos freely roaming around, which made the whole experience feel really special and unique. We stayed in Tent 20, which was huge, beautiful, and really cozy inside. The only issue for me was a zip tie at the end of the zipper that prevented the tent from fully closing, so we weren’t able to zip it all the way shut. Being in nature, a few bugs are definitely expected, and that comes with the experience of staying in a tent, so it wasn’t a big deal at all. They do provide bug spray as well, which was helpful. The bathroom was genuinely impressive — I loved the design of the shower, it was very clever. One thing I think would be a really great addition is a lockable safe in the tent. Since there’s no door, I didn’t feel fully comfortable with valuables having nowhere secure to be stored. (Although that might just be the New Yorker in me… I’m still learning that not everywhere requires city survival mode) The restaurants breakfast was delicious. The staff were very kind. The girls working at breakfast were lovely and a pleasure to deal with, and on Easter Day when I asked for water, the male member kindly gave us two bottles, which was really appreciated. The owner (I assume she was the owner) was also very kind. We had friends staying nearby so we spent some time at their accommodation as well, but I do wish we had spent more time enjoying our own space because it really was cute, peaceful, and thoughtfully done. I also wish we had made more time to enjoy the fire area. Overall, we really liked our stay — it was a beautiful experience and very memorable.