Amaroo Sunset Lodge - Pacific Palms Holidays

Escape to the tranquil beauty of Smiths Lake with a stay at Amaroo Sunset Lodge, a spacious holiday home perfect for families and groups of up to 12 guests. Featuring four bedrooms, three modern bathrooms, air conditioning, ceiling fans, and stunning lake views, the property offers comfort and relaxation in every season.

The home includes a fully equipped kitchen with modern appliances, a spacious dining area, and an expansive outdoor deck with BBQ facilities — ideal for entertaining while enjoying the peaceful surroundings. Guests can unwind on the balcony overlooking the lake, cosy up by the fireplace, or stay connected with complimentary WiFi.

Pet-friendly upon application, Amaroo Sunset Lodge also features a garden area, outdoor shower, direct lake access, and parking for two vehicles, making it the perfect destination for a memorable lakeside getaway.

T H I N G S . W E . L O V E
- Family friendly
- Lake views
- Directly opposite lake access point.
- Stunning sun sets
- Ducted Air-conditioning throughout the top floor. Zone controlled.
- Fireplace
- Space to park your boat
- Wi-Fi

H O M E . T R U T H S
- A pre-authorised bond is charged prior to arrival
- Strict no party or function policy
- No smoking inside
- Off street parking
- Pets by application
- BYO linen - pillows, blankets and doonas are provided

Smiths Lake
For those wanting to enjoy still waters instead of the open ocean, Smiths Lake is the number one choice in the Pacific Palms area. Shrouded by a lush littoral forest and neatly separated from the sea by Sandbar Beach, this is a family favourite for those eager to enjoy a spot of water-skiing, boating, paddling or windsurfing (the open lake waters making for a windsurfer’s dream!). With an impressive catchment area spanning 32 square kilometres and waterways of 11 square kilometres you can enjoy all the benefits of this unique, tucked-away calm waterway. However, should you feel a pull for the waves, the picturesque Cellito Beach can be accessed via a boardwalk at the northern end of Sandbar Beach.