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  Discovery Holiday Parks - Strahan

  Cnr Andrew and Innes St, Strahan, TAS, 7468

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  Discovery Holiday Parks - Strahan Backpackers offers backpacker accommodation on Tasmania’s west coast. Strahan is four-and-a-half-hours west of Hobart (298 kilometres) and south west of Launceston (290 kilometres).Set among native forest, Cosy Cabins Strahan is a 10-minute walk to the Strahan town centre. Guests can chose from rustic private huts, double or twin rooms or dormitory rooms. The property has shared bathroom facilities, two communal kitchens, a large common room and laundry. There is also outdoor seating in the extensive grounds and a barbecue area.Strahan is a harbour side village on the edge of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. You can explore Macquarie Harbour from a sea kayak, try jet boating or visit the 30 metre-high Henty sand dunes. There are seaplane flights from Strahan over the wild forests of the southwest wilderness and cruises on the glassy water of the Gordon River. Treat yourself to fine Tasmanian food and wine, including freshly caught seafood, at one of Strahan’s restaurants or cafes, or browse the craft shops for a Huon Pine artefact made by a local artist. Read more

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  (03) 6471 1332

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  Queenstown Cabin & Tourist Park

  19 Grafton St, Queenstown, TAS, 7467

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  The Queenstown Cabin and Tourist Park offers caravan, cabin and camping accommodation in Tasmania’s west. Queenstown is a four-hour drive west of Hobart (256 kilometres), and forty minutes from Strahan (40 kilometres).The Park offers self-contained cabins (two, four and six-berth), on-site caravans, powered and unpowered camping sites and grassed tent sites. Guest facilities include an undercover barbecue area, communal amenities block and laundry facilities. There is also a games room. Queenstown is a mining town with a rich history. You can take a tour of the Mt Lyell Copper Mine, see the Miners Siding or visit Lake Margaret Power Station. Try a four-wheel drive tour or fish for trout in Lake Burbury. Visit Strahan and cruise Macquarie Harbour, take a walk on Ocean Beach or ride a steam train through rainforest and mountains. You can see the vast Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area from the air on a scenic flight, cruise or kayak along the glassy water of the Gordon River or even join a rafting expedition down the world-famous Franklin River. In 2004 the Queenstown Caravan and Camping Park won a Tasmanian Tourism Award in the Tourist and Caravan Park category. Read more

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  Treasure Island Caravan Park (zeehan)

  Hurst Street, Zeehan, TAS, 7469

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  Relax in the quiet bush setting of this welcoming caravan park situated alongside a creek and in a valley surrounded by rugged hills. The park is only four minutes walk from the town centre. Choose from deluxe cabins, on-site vans, bunkrooms or bring your own van. There are also many tent sites shaded by native trees. Meet the other visitors in the campers kitchen or around the wood barbecues.Listen to the birds, breathe the fresh mountain air and explore the many things to see in and around Zeehan. Visit the fascinating Pioneer and Railway Museums, the pioneer cemetery, the Spray Tunnel, Reece Dam, and Granville Harbour and Trial Harbour on the coast. The friendly staff are happy to provide information about the local attractions and surrounding wilderness areas, perfect for bushwalking. Read more

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