We are a bit reluctant to let you in on this secret.  Having used the Shipwright Arms Hotel in Hobart as our accommodation  base for a few years, we really don’t want it to change or get too busy. It … Read the rest

The Overland Track is Australia’s most iconic bushwalk. Whether you’re from the mainland of Australia, further afield or even lucky enough to live in Tasmania, walking this classic Tasmanian trek is a complete adventure experience every hiker should undertake.

The … Read the rest

Wondering where to stay when you visit Cradle Mountain?

There is a fantastic range of affordable accommodation that will suit any budget located around the Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair National Park.

While many of the local ★★★★ lodges and hotels … Read the rest

Cradle Mountain Tourist Park and Campground (formerly Cosy Cabins) has powered caravan sites tucked away in quiet and private bush alcoves. Cradle Mountain is a terrific base for a caravan holiday with many activites and day walks in the area. … Read the rest

Cradle Mountain has camping facilities for a totally wild outdoor holiday.

While camping is not allowed in the National Park, there is a very good private campground in a picturesque bush setting an easy two minute walk from the park entrance.

Cradle Mountain Tourist Park and Campground (formerly Cosy Cabins) has tent sites for $25 – $30, all tucked away in quiet bush alcoves. Camping near Cradle Mountain is a great budget friendly option, especially in the warmer months between November and March. Outside these months, be prepared for some chilly nights and possibly snow!