I have stayed several times at this property before, and I keep coming back each chance I get.

The Roundhouse is simply unique and the whole place just has a special kind of magic (Just see the photos). I have been lucky enough to get to know not just Kim Clark (the owner builder) but many of the other wonderful residents in Jackeys Marsh. If you can spend a week or so there it would be worth it.

I recommend you ask Kim to give you a tour of his other buildings. They are worth seeing. The property has a number of unique features worth seeing such as the geodesic dome, the Japanese bathhouse, and the curved woodshed (which I played a small part in the building of earlier this year)

Make sure you take a walk up to the Nut Garden, its only about 150m. I helped make the clearing inside the old stone wall on a previous trip so I am a bit biased. There is also a path up the mountain to a rainforest spring which is the source of the places water.

Going a bit further afield, you must visit Deloraine. It's my favourite town in Tasmania. The whole area is a hub for local artists, and there are many local arts and craft stores in town.

I have visited the Christmas Hills Raspberry farm, Ashgrove Dairy, R Stephens Honey Factory, the Truffle Farm, the Salmon Farm, and the Three Willows vineyard all in the local area and all worth visiting.

I have also heard good things about the Mole Creek caves, the Forest Walks in Jackeys Marsh, and Cradle Mountain (apparently only about an hours drive away).

I think this place is only going to get better in the future. I am especially looking forward to seeing what Kim builds in the Nut Garden in the next couple of years.