Glamping near Latrobe with hot tubs

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Australia
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Tasmania
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Latrobe

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2 top glamping sites near Latrobe with hot tubs

Wilder Tasmania

1 site · Lodging2 acres · Gowrie Park, TAS

Nestled in the foothills of the majestically imposing Tarinimari/Mt. Roland, and within the rich, secluded landscapes of the state’s North-West Kentish region, is the ultimate in the Tasmanian experience – Wilder Tasmania. Wilder offers a unique Tasmanian travel experience with its ideal location and direct access to the wilderness peaks of Tarinimari/Mt. Roland and surrounds. A scenic 45 kilometres from iconic Cradle Mountain Lake St. Claire National Park, and only a 15-minute drive from Sheffield, Town of Murals, Wilder Tasmania retreat is a feast for the senses. The luxurious geodesic domes are placed thoughtfully within the natural environment, and along with Wilder Lodge, provide cosy and calm places to relax after a day in the magnificent surrounding landscape. Wilder additionally provides a one-of-a-kind inspirational space for cultural and live music events, where touring artists, creators and visitors can immerse themselves in the environment and share creative experiences in the magical setting. It is also the idyllic setting for weddings and special celebrations.

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Robin Hoods Well Farmstay

3 sites · Lodging60 acres · Sassafras, TAS

Robin Hoods Well Farm Stay offers the opportunity to live on the land, be close to animals, harvest your own food, experience country mornings and a vista of nature. As well as, explore nearby vineyards, bars, restaurants and cafes in and around Latrobe & Devonport. Its close to walking/cycling trails and all that North West Tasmania has to offer from a central and convenient location. 1hr from Cradle mountain, 25 mins from Deloraine, 30 mins from Sheffield. Our mission at Robin Hood’s Well is to provide a clean, welcoming and comfortable home away from home for every guest. At Robin Hoods Well Farm Stay, we aspire to run a tranquil, sustainable farm.

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Glamping near Latrobe with hot tubs guide

Overview

Looking to go camping near Latrobe, Tasmania in Australia? Look no further than Hipcamp! With over 260 options to choose from, you'll find the perfect campsite to suit your preferences. Whether you're into boating, biking, or fishing, there's something for everyone. And with popular amenities like campfires, cooking equipment, and rubbish facilities, you'll have everything you need for a great camping experience. Check out some of the top campsites in the area, like Sherwood River Camp (277 reviews), Blythe River Campground (178 reviews), and The Y at Badger Head (142 reviews). With an average price per night of $20 and options as low as $5, camping has never been more affordable. Start planning your outdoor adventure today!

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