Pamela Anderson has offered fans a window into her quiet life on Vancouver Island through a new Instagram video showing her tending her garden and wandering her family’s longtime property.
The 59-year-old actress and activist, who purchased the land from her grandparents in the 1990s, shared footage that captures the rainy-day atmosphere of her coastal retreat. Followers quickly flooded the comments, calling the scene “absolutely beautiful” and telling Anderson she was “living the dream” amid the autumnal setting.
The property, known as the “Roadhouse,” sits on several acres with a personal pier and sits what Anderson described as “one foot away from the water,” She said that the location helps her feel “more settled” and provides “space to rescue more animals.” The beachfront ranch has become her primary refuge from celebrity life, a place where she told followers she especially loves the garden after rain.
Anderson has spoken before about how the home anchors her. She said previously that as long as the Canada property remains hers, she can “keep a little bit of my sanity and a little bit of my feet on the ground.”
The video also revealed her current reading material: “Amor and Psyche: The Psychic Development of the Feminine,” a book she said she has read “so many times.”
Her connection to the land runs through generations. Anderson spent time there as a child with her grandparents, and she has described the experience of now living in the same space as both “triggering and crazy.” She has renovated the home but deliberately preserved much of its original character to honor her grandfather Herman.
“Even though I’ve renovated, I’ve kept a lot of the charm of my grandparents’ place. I feel him there,” she said. “Herman was very tall, six foot three. I can see him sitting in his La-Z-Boy chair, and I can hear him, he had such a low voice. He still has such a strong presence in the house.”
Anderson has not abandoned her career entirely. She continues to act and maintain public projects, but the Vancouver Island home represents a deliberate retreat from Hollywood intensity. The Canada base also removes her from the kind of celebrity speculation that has followed her recently, including rumors about her relationship with “The Naked Gun” reboot co-star Liam Neeson.
The property was originally purchased by her grandparents decades ago, and Anderson acquired it in the 1990s, building the “Roadhouse” structure on the land. The personal pier and expansive grounds offer the solitude she has increasingly sought.
“I feel more settled on my sustainable ranch on Vancouver Island with space to rescue more animals. It’s still beachfront. One foot away from the water – and I’m lost,” she said of her decision to spend more time there.
Anderson remains married to musician Souleye, her husband since 2010, as she continues this quieter chapter. Her Instagram presence has increasingly emphasized this domestic, nature-focused life over red-carpet glamour.
The actress is set to appear next in the “Naked Gun” reboot.