All Saints' Anglican Church

Such a wonderful little gem of a church. Place next to a busy cheese factory which we were going to go visit it instead didn't go and went to explore this beautiful church.Welcoming, quiet, and peaceful. Great to reflect on one's thoughts and prayers.

Cute little curch in the hilltop. Open for entry.

Quaint sandstone church and interesting gardens. It is well looked after, it's just a shame it was closed when we visited.

I love this old Anglican church! It's full of history, and there are sign posts, paintings, and murals to give you a glimpse into the past.It sits up high on a hill top, and you can't miss it as it's the first sight you will see as you make your way into Bodalla town. There's a gravel road leading up to the church, and the grounds is surrounded by lots of shade trees and a thoughtfully designed garden.Inside the church are the typical organs, glass stained murals, pews, song books, and pulpits of the 18th century (the church was opened in 1881). The paintings, photographs and history tell you of generations of families that have worshipped together and of a strong connection with the past.There wasn't anyone there when we visited, which was around the middle of the day, so it was pleasant to have the place to ourselves.

Driving along Princes highway you can't help notice the church on the hill. I am told that the church is almost always open so stop and have a quick look round. Not over lavish as churches go, but being built it of stone is well different for a regional church. It was built in 1881.

Beautiful church and well kept grounds. A stunningly peaceful setting makes it a really spiritual place. Donations are greatly appreciated and we were more than happy to donate. Great place to stop and meditate for a moment.

Exceptionally lovely, the atmosphere is welcoming and the architecture worth a quick pit-stop on your journey.

This is a very nice church. This is worth stopping for 15 mins if you drive around. You cannot miss it as you see the church while driving on the princes highway, through Bodalla. Nice atmosphere inside and nice architecture outside. On the other side of the street, you have the cheese factory, one stop, 2 cool places to visit

Beautiful historic building set on the hill as you enter Bodala. Well worth stopping to talk a walk around the church and Labyrinth to see a extremely well preserved part of Australia's history. Plenty of informative plaques to be found in and around the building also.

Visited with Bermagui Probus clubThe minister knew all about the church and its historyThanks for allowing us to get up close to see it allDavid Gelme