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Hobart Hills Hide Out

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· Kaoota, Tasmania
28 acres hosted by Louise C.
2 lodging sites
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Welcome to Hobart Hills Hide Out, 28 acres of mixed paddock and native Tasmanian bush. High in the hills situated 25 minutes one way to Hobart and 25 minutes to the gorgeous Huon Valley. Our Glamping accomodation houses 2 people comfortably for 2 or more nights with a traditional Japanese futon for sleeping and organic cotton and linen bedding with cosy feather doonas for all seasons. A unique rustic bathroom with an eco compost toilet and hot shower. Cosy up around the fire pit and drink a glass of world class local whisky or wine or visit the local pubs and restaurants or come down to the house and say hi if you’d like. We are professional folk musicians and like nothing more than meeting new people and sharing our beautiful property.
Activities
Hiking
Snow sports
Wildlife watching
Natural features
Mountainous
Field
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3 Ratings · 3 reviews
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Monica D.recommends
January 15, 2024
Hobart Hills Glamping
Yurting in the Valley
The yurt was situated a little further off the main property giving enough privacy, stunning views and a beautiful little escape to nestle into. Clean, basic and just what you need for a no-frills but a little luxury camp night. Framed by ferns and big native trees, immerse yourself in the sounds of the birds while basking in the sun or relaxing to the patter of rainfall over the canopy.
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Cory T.recommends
January 4, 2024
Hobart Hills Glamping
Down to Earth Glamping
Lou was a wonderful host, making sure we were warm and comfy on some unseasonably chilly summer nights. We stayed in the big tent, which had a bed, bedding and plenty of space to spread ourselves out. The property is well situated - not far from Hobart and within a hour or two of many national parks and other natural attractions. Lou gave us the good info as to what is good to do locally (including the best watering holes). Overall, was a fantastic way to spend a few nights. Wishing Lou and Phillip all the best with their venture!
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M K.recommends
December 17, 2023
Hobart Hills Glamping
Wonderful tent experience
Solo stay.. I had the best time ever. Beautiful views, wildlife, nature and all in one place. Loved doing my meditation and reading a book. It’s safe and fun.
Location
Kaoota, Tasmania, AustraliaTraditional, ancestral territory of Palawa and Nuenonne First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
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Hosted by Louise C.

Joined in March 2022
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