Hobart Holiday & Caravan Park - Things to see and do
Holiday & Caravan Park in Hobart
Park features
Sites & Selected Cabins
- BBQ
- Bouncing Pillow
- Conference Facilities
- Kids FacilitiesPutt-Putt Golf
- Kiosk/Store
- Laundry
- Playground
- Sports FacilitiesLarge open grassed area for sport activities
- WiFi
- Dogs allowedSites & Selected Cabins
Things to see and do
In and around Hobart Holiday & Caravan Park
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Cascade Brewery
Distance from park: 15km
Indulge in tastings at the end of your beer making tour. This is a truly historic brewery, with the gorgeous and historic Woodstock gardens as a feature. It’s a place you’ll be happy to get lost in.
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Huon Trail
Distance from park: 107km
Discover scenic Tasmania at its best along the Huon Trail. The adventurous will love the thrill of a cable glide high above the forest canopy. The Tahune Forest Air Walk is nothing short of spectacular. Wander boutique vineyards and World Heritage areas and enjoy the unforgettable breath-taking views.
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Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens
Distance from park: 10km
These breath-taking gardens feature historic collections of plants and incredible significant trees from the nineteenth century. Take a stroll, picnic, or dine in the gardens’ picturesque restaurant.
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Bruny Island
Distance from park: 100km
This three-hour eco-adventure cruise takes you through some of Tasmania's unspoilt coastline like nobody else. Meet the Bruny Island seals, dolphins, whales, albatross, eagles, gannet, shearwater and petrel who live in this delicate ecosystem.
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Salamanca Place
Distance from park: 11km
Salamanca Place is a hub for the creative. There are dozens of shops, galleries and pubs to wander into. It’s also the home of the famous Salamanca Market every Saturday, and is where you’ll find the finest local produce.
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MONA (Museum of Old and New Art)
Distance from park: 10km
Explore the unusual, the beautiful, the peculiar and the controversial at the Museum of Old and New Art.
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Port Arthur Historic Site
Distance from park: 100km
Take time to reflect on a long ago era and explore the Port Arthur Historic Site. The World-Heritage listed site is set amongst lush gardens on 40 hectares. You can even try paranormal gadgets in a ghost hunt.
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Richmond Bridge
Distance from park: 15km
Take a trip back in time when you visit Australia’s oldest convict bridge, goal Catholic Church and Post office, at Richmond. Built by convicts in 1823, this bridge is a special piece of the nation’s history and an amazing sample of architecture.