River, stream, or creek cabins near Cygnet

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Russell Falls Holiday Cottages

33 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents5 acres · National Park, TAS
Russell Falls Cottages at the entrance to Mt Field National Park offer self-contained, self-catering accommodation suitable for couples and families. Four spacious cottages – each set a comfortable distance apart on a beautiful piece of paradise . Also offering six Riverside fully insulated warm Camping Pods with comfortably made beds with electric blankets. Camping sites also available. The property is surrounded by the Tyenna River and has an abundant of wildlife such as padymelons, possums, platypus and other wildlife are frequently seen especially our resident echidna who wonders happily around the property. A footbridge across the river leads directly to Mount Field National Park, with the National Park Visitor’s Centre and Cafe, the Charles Marriott Shelter (BBQ facilities and children’s playground), and Russell Falls minutes walk away. The path passes through temperate tree fern rainforest, populated by glow worms. A minimum three nights stay is recommended as this area has so much to offer- Mt Fields walks and water falls- Junee caves- styx valley and land of the Giants- Strathgordon dam-creepy crawly walk-Lake Dobson- Rail track ride- Maydena adventure hub- Tassie bound adventures and you will need time to relax and enjoy Russell Falls cottages and the peaceful river, rain forest and birdlife.
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Mudstone

3 sites · Lodging, Tents30 acres · Garden Island Creek, TAS
Dry sclerophyll bushland on a north facing slope with a winter creek running along the bottom. Backed onto by conservation land and some neighboring bush properties you will be surrounded by beautiful bush with many different species of plants and animals to explore. There are multiple walking tracks to follow and art to discover along the way. Privacy and peace and quiet. Switch off with no phone or wifi signal so you can completely immerse yourself in nature. 5 minute drive to many gorgeous beaches you can enjoy the bext of both worlds with beach and bushland. Hire some kayaks and ride out for a paddles on the bay discovering the kelp forests, rock pools and more. Have campfire with plenty of fallen wood available to collect and help us keep our bushfire risk down! Take a guided walk with Brad who is full of amazing plant and animal and bush tucker knowledge and he loves a good yarn! Or just wander at your own pace soaking up the beauty and tranquility. Organically grown seasonal vegetables available for purchase. Enjoy a lesson in food preserving with Laura and experience the off grid lifestyle in both its joys and challenges!
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The Bunkhouse at Camp Infinite

4 sites · Lodging12 acres · Ouse, TAS
**Please note, due to the rugged nature of the property, children under the age of 10 aren't allowed. Thank you for your understanding. Located an hours drive North West of Hobart near the quaint little town of Ouse (pronounced - ooze) and set on the pristine Derwent River. Like so many of the towns on the Derwent River, this region is very popular with bushwalkers, fishing enthusiasts, and mountain bike riders. Overlooking the "pot-belly" of the Derwent River,  This place is a fishing and kayaking heaven . Have a swim in summer, kayak or go for an adventure on your mountain bike. There are two kayaks and two SUPs you are welcome to use. And there is a boat ramp just a few kms down the road to launch your boat. The Bunkhouse is a beautifully built structure, with large windows and plenty of space. It's two storey, with the upper open-plan level accommodating 8 people in single bunk beds. A further two guests can sleep on the large sofa bed downstairs. The bunkhouse is fully self-contained with a kitchenette, toilet and shower.Clean sheets and blankets . Wi- Fi and streamed TV movie channels Please note - this is not the ritz! It's a simple bunkhouse, providing shelter to sleep, in a great location. If you wish to make use of the firepit, you'll need to BYO wood, this firepit is not often used. Instead, we'd recommend bringing a small portable bbq with you to set up by the river! You're welcome to bring pets too.
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River, stream, or creek cabins near Cygnet guide

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If you're looking for a cosy cabin experience by the river near Cygnet, Tasmania, Hipcamp has over 35 options available that fit your preferences. With options as low as $20 per night and an average price of $40 per night, you can find the perfect camping spot that fits your budget. Some of the top campsites include Base Camp Tasmania (26 reviews), Huon Bush Retreats (19 reviews), and Stoney Creek Cabins (5 reviews). Popular amenities include rubbish disposal, campfires, and cooking equipment, while historic sites, autumn fun, and cycling are just some of the popular activities you can enjoy during your stay.

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