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Places to stay in North West Tasmania
Motels in Devonport Tasmania, cabins at Stanley, farmstays inland and caravan parks a short walk from the beach. Filter by town, type or price, or scroll for where each base suits.
Where the Spirit of Tasmania lands, with motels, hotels and holiday houses close to the…Where the Spirit of Tasmania lands, with motels, hotels and holiday houses close to the terminal. Good for night one, then head west.
Places to stay in Devonport & surrounds →
The gateway to Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair National Park, with good stays in the…The gateway to Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair National Park, with good stays in the valley. Sheffield, on the road up, is often easier on the budget.
Places to stay in Cradle Mountain & surrounds →
Halfway along the coast, with beachside parks, holiday houses and motels. Quiet, and an easy…Halfway along the coast, with beachside parks, holiday houses and motels. Quiet, and an easy run to Gunns Plains.
Places to stay in Ulverstone & surrounds →
The biggest town on the coast, with hotels and motels in the middle of it.…The biggest town on the coast, with hotels and motels in the middle of it. A handy night between Devonport Tasmania and Stanley.
Places to stay in Burnie & surrounds →
A sensible base for caravans and motorhomes, with day trips to Table Cape, Boat Harbour…A sensible base for caravans and motorhomes, with day trips to Table Cape, Boat Harbour and Sisters Beach.
Places to stay in Wynyard & surrounds →
The town most people plan a night around. Heritage cottages, B&Bs, cabins and a caravan…The town most people plan a night around. Heritage cottages, B&Bs, cabins and a caravan park near the Nut and the harbour.
Places to stay in Stanley & surrounds →
Fewer beds and longer gaps between towns, so book early. Arthur River is the jumping-off…Fewer beds and longer gaps between towns, so book early. Arthur River is the jumping-off point for takayna / Tarkine.
Places to stay in Smithton & surrounds →Caravan and holiday parks run along the coast from Devonport Tasmania to Smithton. Boat Harbour has hardly any parking and Sisters Beach is a day visit, so base yourself at Wynyard and drive in. Camping run by Parks and Wildlife books separately.
You need to see it to believe it - Cradle Mountain is one of the most beautiful places on earth. Discovery Resorts- Cradle Mountain is set on the…
BIG4 Tassie Getaway Parks Stanley offers powered and unpowered camping sites, waterfront villas (some with spas), cabins, motel rooms, and a six-bedroom holiday home. Please ask the friendly…
Lakeside Tourist Caravan Park provides accommodation including luxury cabins for two, family cabins, ensuite camping sites and large grassed powered and unpowered sites suitable for tents, RVs and…
Port Sorell Caravan Park is situated at Port Sorell, on Tasmania’s beautiful north west coast. The caravan park is located just a few steps from the river, beaches…
Inglis River Caravan and Camping Retreat is tucked away beside the Inglis River, 6mins from Wynyard or 30mins from Burnie. It is a secluded hideaway from the world.…
Latrobe Mersey River Cabin & Caravan Park is situated near Devonport within the Bells Parade river parklands at Latrobe. Eight minutes drive from the Spirit of Tasmania ferry…
Enjoy a peaceful stay in the leafy grounds of a caravan park situated opposite a sandy beach on the outskirts of Burnie. Listen to the birds calling from…
Waratah Caravan and Camping Ground offer affordable powered and unpowered sites overlooking the picturesque trout-filled Waratah Lake. Waratah is a picture-postcard historic mining town situated at the eastern…
BIG4 Tassie Getaway Parks Ulverstone offers cabin accommodation as well as camping sites. BIG4 Ulverstone offers an array of activities suitable for all age groups. For those seeking…
Anywhere you travel, the absolute waterfront is priceless - but here in Tasmania, it is simply magical. Discovery Parks - Devonport is the perfect base to discover this…
Apex Beachside Holiday Park offers powered campsites in West Ulverstone, Tasmania’s Northwestern Region. The park is situated right on the beachfront and has 83 powered sites, including three…
BIG4 Strahan Retreat Holiday Park offers a large selection of accommodation to suit all budgets in Strahan. The retreat caters for couples through to large group bookings. Covering…
For a relaxed stay in a grassed flat campground, look no further than Railton RV Park. Located within an easy drive from the Spirit of Tasmania Port at…
Crayfish Creek Van and Cabin Park and Spa Treehouse are located near Stanley in Tasmania’s Northwest. The park provides cabin and unit accommodation as well as campsites, powered…
This is a hosted stay through Hipcamp, below is the information provided by the Host regarding their offering. Nestled along the serene banks of the Duck River in…
Plenty of places in the North West take dogs, but each property sets its own rules, so check before you book. Most national parks don’t allow dogs, so plan your walks around that.
This is a hosted stay through Hipcamp, below is the information provided by the Host regarding their offering. Badger’s View is a small acreage sheep farm also promoting…
Sisters Beach Retreat is a modern three bedroom house surrounded by National Park in Tasmania’s northwest. Offering spectacular sea views it is a great place to either have…
Latrobe Mersey River Cabin & Caravan Park is situated near Devonport within the Bells Parade river parklands at Latrobe. Eight minutes drive from the Spirit of Tasmania ferry…
This is a hosted stay through Hipcamp, below is the information provided by the Host regarding their offering. Nestled along Tasmania’s peaceful northwest coast, Montagu Park Campground is…
It depends where you’re heading. Devonport suits the first night off the ferry, Cradle Mountain and Sheffield suit the mountain, Stanley is the town most people plan a night around, and Burnie is a handy stop in between. Each town tile on this page links to places to stay in that town and the area around it.
Devonport Tasmania is the easy choice. It’s where the Spirit of Tasmania lands, with motels, hotels and holiday houses close to the terminal. Stay there for night one, then head west.
The gateway to Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair National Park has good stays in the valley. Sheffield, on the road up, is often easier on the budget.
Yes, and especially over west. There are fewer beds and longer gaps between towns around Smithton and Arthur River, so book early. Summer and school holidays fill up everywhere, so book ahead for those too.
Yes. Caravan and holiday parks run along the coast from Devonport Tasmania to Smithton. Wynyard is a sensible base for caravans and motorhomes, because Boat Harbour has hardly any parking and Sisters Beach is a day visit. Camping run by Parks and Wildlife books separately.
Plenty of places in the North West take dogs, but each property sets its own rules, so check before you book. Most national parks don’t allow dogs, so plan your walks around that.
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@ the beach - Stanley offers three well-appointed and comfortable self-catering two-bedroom cottages, and a lofted studio apartment all in the heart of the Stanley Village, and commanding…
Escape to Tasmania’s ruggedly beautiful North West Coast and experience a stay that soothes the senses at 41 Found. This fully self-contained boutique two-bedroom home is perfect for…
AAA Granary offers great value family accommodation only 40-minute drive from magnificent Cradle Mountain. The cottages offer a fun-filled family holiday base from which to explore Cradle Mountain…
Originally a bakery, it has been converted into a delightful studio apartment (featuring the original baker’s oven) and is perfect for a couple or someone travelling on their…
Abbey’s Green House’ is located in the centre of Stanley, walking distance to restaurants, cafes, shops and galleries. The house features views over the sea, the hills and…
Situated in an attractive garden, Abbey’s Cottage, built in 1870, has lovely sea and Nut views. Great for a larger group or family, can sleep up to 8…
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Tasting Trail Tasmania
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