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Beaconsfield

90% (187 reviews)

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1 night at Happy Healthy Valleys

Perfect for those wising to get away from it all, slow down and be in nature. Thank you so much for sharing

4 nights at Rivers Edge

Awesome site right on the river, the sun disappears pretty quickly in the arvo and the rays don’t hit you in the morning until about 9. Andrew is an awesome character, supplied me with enough wood for the 4 days to keep us warm. Couple of good trees close enough to string some hammocks together. Really enjoyed our time there to reset from the rat race.

Weekend Trip to Limestone Valley

Lovely and quiet, relaxing by the river. Great for a campervan

1 night at Happy Healthy Valleys

Besides google maps doing us dirty and sending us through forestry roads (go towards Mathinna not memory road) - this stay was great! Charly and her dogs greeted us on entry and she directed us towards a peaceful little patch down by the river. In the morning, we got to eat our brekky with the view of the cows grazing and mountains in the horizon. Highly recommend for a rural farm stay. Thanks Charly!

Weekend Trip to Limestone Valley

Lovely quiet spot right next to a creek, was a lovely base to set up to explore the area, Adam met us onsite and pointed us I the right direction, lovely and quiet just what we needed,

4 nights at Rivers Edge

Peaceful site by the river. Be aware that there is a neighboring property who allow family to camp on their site so you may not be as secluded as you want and there is a road quite close. Neither of these things bothered us but if you are sensitive to such things it is something to be aware of. We would happily camp there again. Andrew was very welcoming.

Weekend Trip to The Gates of Heaven

Peaceful setting and great firepit. Sandy was very helpful.

1 night at Limestone Valley

Lovely spot, an excellent base to explore the area, we were met onsite by Adam who helped point us in the right direction, just the peace and quiet we needed, will return again

2 nights at Happy Healthy Valleys

It was a little tricky to get there (Google had me going another way 😅) and I showed up pretty late. Charly was helpful and understanding. I would have liked to enjoy their property and the river but I ran out of daylight 😂 Thanks for letting me stay at your place!

Weekend Trip to Limestone Valley

What a great spot several hundred meters from the road right on a beautiful prehistoric river with loads of privacy all by ourselves. We parked our 21” van alongside the vacant farmers setup facing the creek and vegged out for a few days with the family and dogs. The views back on the Western Tiers are also stunning and made sunrise/sunset a great time to be outside. I’m surprised this is not more popular with close access so many small towns, National Parks and even Tasmazia. Would return!

Weekend Trip to Rivers Edge

Loved this place. Beautiful peaceful setting. Thanks Andrew

Weekend Trip to Cethana camp ground

There is a decent bathroom and a simple but nice kitchen. The campground is flat and suitable for tents. The owner is friendly. I saw Pademelon wandering around my tent in the night! It is definitely recommended!

April 2025

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1 night at Cethana camp ground

I had a lovely stay at Cethana Campground. The area is quiet and peaceful—perfect for relaxing. The toilets were clean, and the hot showers were a nice bonus. There’s even Wi-Fi, which was great to have. Everything felt well looked after, and it’s clear the owners care about the place. I’d definitely recommend it if you’re looking for a calm, well-equipped camping spot in the area.

Weekend Trip to Cethana camp ground

Management were so welcoming and friendly. Really loved our conversations, such a wise women. The campsite had all the basics. Just would have been an improvement to have a sink in the kitchen, but one nearby in the amenities building did the trick. Loved the paddymelons hanging about.

1 night at Rivers Edge

We loved this camp, especially as we had it all to ourselves. Would be amazing in warmer weather. Andrew came to visit and very nice. Very happy with the wood we ordered. Would definitely recommend.

Weekend Trip to Happy Healthy Valleys

Why you shouldn’t camp at Happy Healthy Valley… 1. The cows will want to share your breakfast (and campsite) 2. There aren’t designated and freshly mowed camping spots…you may even have to move a cow paddy or two. 3. You’ll have to build your own fire pit, sourcing rocks and sticks from around you. 4. The riverbed is strewn with massive trees washed down with floods. 5. There are so many rocks that your kids will insist n making all the #TasRocks and taking home kilos of “pretty stones”. 6. Google maps will take you on adventures to uncrossable bridges on roads you know cars haven’t been for quite some time. 7. There is no mobile coverage or wifi access. So why should you stay at happy valley?… 1. see the above 7 dot points.

Weekend Trip to The Gates of Heaven

Sandy’s Gates of Heaven truly lives up to its name. I was lucky enough to enjoy this beautiful property all to myself, and it was absolute bliss. The firepit added a perfect touch, and the trees sprinkled with soft lighting created a magical setting for stargazing and unwinding. Sandy was incredibly accommodating, and her attention to detail made the stay even more special. I couldn’t recommend this place more—already looking forward to my next visit!

Weekend Trip to Limestone Valley

This camp was peaceful, beautiful and thoroughly enjoyable. A lovely view of the creek from our caravan. Adam was friendly and helpful and I loved his dogs. Highly recommend this spot.

Weekend Trip to Cethana camp ground

Great place to camp with beautiful Mount Claude in the background. Facilities clean and tidy. Pet friendly also with scenic walk nearby.

5 nights at Cethana camp ground

Easy to find and I was greatly warmly upon arrival. The kitchen, bathroom, and laundry are basic, but they were clean and well maintained. The hot shower had good water pressure and was much appreciated after a long day exploring the sites around the area

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Cethana camp ground

12 sites · RVs, Tents5 acres · Sheffield, TAS

Peaceful relaxed environment, bushwalks , fishing in nearby lakes and rivers powered sites camp kitchen with fridge micro toaster kettle pizza oven and bbq , there are also toilets and hot shower you can also light fire pots that are provided you can source wood from the owner if needed . 35 min to cradle mountain

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Limestone Valley

1 site · RV, Tent120 acres · Mole Creek, TAS

Limestone valley is a cattle farm on the edge of the township of mole creek which has a supermarket pub take away store and restaurant/brewery. It has the cold Mole Creek running through the middle of the property where you will spot platypus and trout. 43 km from cradle mountain and surrounded by other attractions like the caves, wildlife park, honey farm, alum cliffs, parsons falls, minow falls, devils gullet etc.

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The Gates of Heaven

7 sites · RVs, Tents27 acres · Beulah, TAS

Escape to a bush retreat within this unique lifestyle property. Situated on almost 27 acres of bush, trees and wildlife. The Gates of Heaven’s boundary goes down and runs along the dasher river. Beulah is a small township on the north-west coast of Tasmania south of Devonport, Tasmania, under the foothills of Mount Roland, Tasmania. The closest town of consequence is Sheffield, Tasmania. The hamlet of Lower Beulah lies, perversely, higher up the foothills of Mount Roland, to the south of the main township.

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Camping near Beaconsfield with climbing guide

Overview

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