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Eventide Sanctuary
5 sites · RVs, Tents100 acres · Carlton River, TAS
Stunning, 100 acres where Highland Cows and hand-raised animals roam free amongst all the abundant native wildlife.
Immerse yourself in a beautiful natural environment and lovely friendly animals for a unique experience of being involved in helping Ian and Wally look after all the lucky rescue animals at Eventide.
All hosted by the down to earth, local owner Ian and his loyal dog, Wally.
You are welcome to help feed the baby calves their morning milk, collect the eggs and tidy the chicken coops or just relax and watch all the lucky animals live their best lives on Eventide Sanctuary! 🤠🐮🐑🐄😊
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AU$35
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* Before taxes and fees
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The Duck Hole at Farnese Olivo
4 sites · RVs, Tents5 acres · Hobart, TAS
Farnese Olivo is a family hobby farm set on 5 acres overlooking the Coal River Valley in Acton Park, just 15 minutes from Hobart CBD.
The Duck Hole is a historic farm dam offering a quiet rural experience.
COMPLIMENTARY INCLUSIONS:
All campers have free access to:
- potable drinking water
- shower (open air, cold only) - bring bathers. Great in summer, only for the brave in winter!
- rubbish bins
- fire pit
- firewood (provided for free, for use in the fire pit)
- cast iron bbq plate and skillets for cooking in the fire pit
- picnic table and chairs overlooking the dam
- dam side hammock
The property was established in the early 1980s on the site of one of Hobarts oldest farms (the original house built in 1826 still stands as a beautiful family home 2 doors up on our street).
The old dairy still stands as visitor accomodation opposite the front of our property offering a glimpse of farm life from the past 200 years.
A tradition we maintain today with having a sustainable orchard with just over 100 trees. Seasonal Fresh produce is available to purchase.
We are home to two friendly hand reared sheep (they love cuddles and food!), Ducks (Wild and Pet) and Chickens.
Overlooking the historic dam there is a shared fire pit with firewood supplied complimentary.
We ask that on days of total fire ban, this is respected.
We can only accept self-contained campers, so you will need to have your own camp toilet. There is a dump point within 6km, located in Cambridge Park for those with their own toilet.
Public toilet and showers are located close by at Seven Mile Beach and Roches Beach (both about 5 mins drive)
Some minor leveling may be required. The sheep pen and duck hole sites are pretty much flat.
As we have farm animals, you will get to hear our sheep and ducks enjoying their environment. However, it is very quiet of an evening/night.
We love meeting new people and are passionate about our property we can’t wait to share it with you and your family!
Check in MUST be between 12pm and 8pm due to safety.
Potable water
Toilets
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Showers
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AU$17
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Family-friendly ranch camping near Richmond guide
Overview
Looking for an unforgettable camping experience near Richmond, Tasmania? Look no further than Hipcamp. With over 400 options to choose from, you'll find the perfect campsite that suits your accommodation preference, whether it's a Craigbourne Estate (128 reviews), Hill Top Farm Meander Tasmania (112 reviews), or Ryelands Farm & Vineyard (86 reviews). With popular facilities like pets, campfires, and toilets, and activities such as climbing, historic sites, and whitewater paddling, your camping adventure awaits. Plus, with an average price per night of just $10 and options as low as $5, camping has never been more affordable.
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