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Thompsons Park, Latrobe
River Road Latrobe, Tasmania Australia 7307 Recreation / Picnic Areas

Thompsons Park, Latrobe

Overview

Thompson Park is a grassed area on which is the Bert Campbell Memorial Wall, it is located on River Road, Latrobe. Thompsons Park is a 24/7 designated dog off leash area.

Address
River Road Latrobe, Tasmania Australia 7307 View on map

Make a day of it

Things to do nearby

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations Parks and Gardens

Bells Parade Reserve

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Landmarks and Buildings Sports and Recreation Facilities

Darrel Baldock Memorial

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Galleries, Museums and Collections

Jenna Chartrand Gallery and Art Studio

Escape to a realm of artistry in the heart of Latrobe, Tasmania! Discover the work of Jenna Chartrand, a coloured pencil artist originally hailing from Northern Canada, now…

Where to find us

Thompsons Park, Latrobe

River Road Latrobe, Tasmania Australia 7307

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