Pilgrim Hill

Huon Valley Backpackers (“Balfes Hill”) is a farm-based backpacker hostel in Cradoc, offering views over the Huon River and the mountains of the South West Wilderness World Heritage Area. It’s situated in the heart of the Huon Valley’s fruit-growing district, around 45 minutes south of Hobart. The property offers double rooms, family rooms with ensuites, and twin rooms, along with a games room (pool table, table tennis and darts), a TV lounge, a shop for essentials, and internet access. It’s a good base for visiting the Tahune Air Walk, Hartz Mountains, Arve Valley and the D’Entrecasteaux Channel. Motorhomes and campervans are welcome, and pick-up to the Cygnet bus service can be arranged.

The most southerly of all CMCA RV parks. Situated on the bank of the Kermandie River in Geeveston, this is the most southerly of all CMCA RV parks. This quiet park is within the Heritage Park precinct, which includes public amenities and an off-leash dog park within close proximity. The RV park is only a 400m walk to local shops. Geeveston is known as one of the best places in Tasmania to see wild platypus up close, and is the gateway to Hartz National Park and many other popular attractions. The park includes a custodian, potable water taps, a dump point and a happy hour shelter. A limit of 14 nights applies.

Dover Caravan Park offers a peaceful, beachside caravan park setting in Dover, surrounded by forests and coastal views in Tasmania’s Far South. The park provides fully self-contained one and two-bedroom cabins with ensuites, along with powered and unpowered sites, laundry, BBQ area and camp kitchen — a comfortable base for relaxing or exploring the region’s outdoor attractions. Now under new ownership, Dover Caravan Park offers a friendly, local approach to hospitality. A children’s playground is located opposite the park.

Relax, explore and experience nature. Self-contained cabins, deluxe tipis and camping. We offer a peaceful and secluded retreat, where each cabin and tipi sits in its own forest clearing. No crowded hotel lobby here, just you and the native animals. Self-contained studio cabins for a romantic getaway, two-bedroom cabins for a family escape, or deluxe tipis for a glamping experience. Huon Bush Retreats is a multi-award-winning, carbon-positive retreat offering guests a choice of contemporary, self-contained cabins, deluxe tipis and private campsites against an inspiring backdrop of Tasmanian native forest. Each cabin is comfortably equipped with gas cooking facilities, fresh rainwater, solar-powered lights, an eco-friendly composting toilet, a cosy wood heater and a private outdoor bath. Relax by the fire with a glass of local wine, or take in the view from the deck surrounded by native birds and wildlife. A five-kilometre bush walking track network winds through rainforest, to a hidden waterfall or a mountaintop — you will not miss the internet or television here. You will be surrounded by wildlife of all sorts, including birds, mammals, arthropods and reptiles.