Winter Warmer Basketry Workshops - Beginner with weekend stayover in Ross

Riverview at Ross offers quality accommodation in Ross Tasmania, a historic Georgian village alongside the beautiful Macquarie River and Ross Bridge. Enjoy scenic walks or relax, watch breathtaking scenery and snap great photos. Two-minute walk from The Ross Hotel, the iconic pub serving seasonal menus, specialty village shops and sights to see. The accommodation has welcomed guests for 20 years with great reviews highlighting the unique property feel, quiet setting within lovely gardens and quaint village. Guests appreciate clean, comfortable rooms and comment about the feeling of home. Rooms feature dining tables, comfy chairs, kitchenettes, unlimited free Wi-Fi internet . Bathrooms are spotless with spacious interiors and corner walk-in showers. The beds/pillows are often said to be the comfiest whilst on holiday in Tasmania and close proximity to the Midlands Highway while being in a village setting that feels miles away from the hustle and bustle is a highlight. Parking at your door and only 1 shared wall, there is much to love about your stay at this small, privately owned accommodation. 11 ground floor rooms: 8 x King, Queen or Single 3 x two-bedroom options Grab rails in toilet/shower and other mobility aids available Coin-operated laundry, free barbeque onsite. Between Hobart & Launceston it's a great place for one night or a comfortable base to explore Tasmania. Incentives offered for longer stays

A cosy and peaceful spot, our dog and cat-friendly caravan park is located next to the Historic Ross Bridge alongside the Macquarie River. Grassy powered and non-powered sites - they have 20 sites that suit caravans/ motorhomes over 8.5m (no drive-throughs). The amenity block contains two toilets and two showers in each with free hot water and great water pressure - they also have an ambulant toilet block and laundry with two sinks, two washers and two dryers - coin operated taking $2 and $1 and a clothesline. There is a covered camp kitchen with plates, bowls, cups etc, fridge, appliances and 2 free electric barbeques. The park also has five recently renovated self-contained rooms with queen, double and single beds, ranging from $99- $145 - one with a full disability bathroom.

Shepherds Story has been restored from the rubble of sandstone left from the original cottage, retaining the old where possible. Lime plaster walls and exposed timber beams with natural organic bedding, linen and finishings provide a warm, luxurious natural feel. Simplicity with just enough of what is needed and an emphasis on slowing down and savouring the moment are gently encouraged with thoughtful inclusions.