99% (6.3K) • 214 campsites
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Sunny Banks.
1. Sunny Banks.
99%
(79)
Hobart, TAS · 4 sites
Located opposite a cherry orchard close to supermarkets and food outlets, the property has land for off grid self contained camping and caravans.
Unfortunately we do not have toilet facilities on the property.
It's within 20 minutes of Hobart, within 2 km of Bonnorong wild life park and 1 km from motor racing circuit. Close to the picturesque town of Richmond a colonial town established in early 1800s.
Dog friendly but must be controlled as we have many native animals such as galahs, native hens, ducks, rosella's, echidnas.
We grow our own vegetables, have a vast array of fruit trees and variety of berries and free range eggs.
Guest's must have their own toilet and shower facilities on board.
Pets
from
AU$30
/ night
Waratah Alpaca and Pepperberry Farm
2. Waratah Alpaca and Pepperberry Farm
95%
(29)
Waratah, TAS · 20 sites
SELF-CONTAINED* RV PADDOCK PARKING SITE ONLY - NO TENTS unless with a self-contained caravan or RV.
*means must have own toilet and shower.
Welcome to Waratah Alpaca and Pepperberry Farm in the charming town of Waratah, where nature and history come together on our stunning 20-acre property. Our farm is home to friendly alpacas, playful donkeys, curious goats, and a delightful assortment of chickens and geese and a Farm Shop with groceries plus our unique pepperberry products.
Immerse yourself in the tranquil surroundings as you wander across our scenic property, featuring a serene river and a quaint bridge that leads to 10 acres of fenced pepperberry trees—an ideal spot for camping or leisurely walks. You’ll also have the chance to encounter native wildlife, including pademelons, wallabies, echidnas, and wombats, making this a true nature lover’s paradise.
Waratah itself offers breathtaking natural beauty, with picturesque lakes perfect for fishing and a stunning waterfall right in the center of town. Take a refreshing walk to its base or embark on the scenic trek to Philosopher’s Falls, where the magic of the Tasmanian wilderness awaits.
Steeped in Australian history, Waratah was home to the first tin mine and the birthplace of electricity in the region. Explore the town’s rich heritage through its historical landmarks and fascinating stories from the past.
Please note that there are limited restaurants and food options available in Waratah, so be sure to bring your own supplies to ensure you're well-prepared. There is a Farm Shop onsite for a few basics. All self-contained RV's are welcome, and you’re free to pull up anywhere on the property that suits your vehicle, but all campers must be fully self-contained.
NOTE: Paddock parking - the paddock varies from even to uneven and ground can be soft in wet weather.
Whether you seek adventure, relaxation, or a journey through history, Waratah Alpaca and Pepperberry Farm offers a unique and unforgettable experience. Come and create lasting memories in this idyllic setting ~ Pets welcome!
Pets
from
AU$25
/ night
Stooge Farm Wilderness Retreat
3. Stooge Farm Wilderness Retreat
99%
(83)
Weegena, TAS · 13 sites · Tents, RVs
Stooge Farm is located on the banks of the beautiful Tuluminakali (Mersey) River, 50 mins from Launceston airport, and 40 minutes from the Devonport Ferry Terminal. Stooge Farm is a secluded hideaway from the rest of the world, located at the at the end of a country lane, in a protected valley surrounded by state forest. The property is partly cleared and partly forested and is situated on, and surrounded by, a bend in the Mersey River in the shadow of Tulumpanga (the Gog Range). Stooge Farm is home to abundant wildlife including wallabies, echidna, wombats and a healthy population of platypus which can often be sighted at dusk along the river.
Embrace rest, swimming, canoeing, fishing, barbequeeing, bushwalking, birdwatching in the lost world of Stooge Farm Tasmania
Only 20 minutes from the lovely regional town of Deloraine where you can stock up on supplies, enjoy a good coffee and the many amenities and historic streetscapes. It is a great launching place for all kinds of nature-based activities such as bushwalking, white-water rafting, rock-climbing, mountain biking and more. Cradle Mountain, the Great lake, the upper Mersey Valley, the Western Tiers and extensive World Heritage wilderness areas are all within an hour or so of Stooge Farm.
Stooge Farm is located in its own peaceful valley along the Mersey River and has some of the best fishing, swimming and kayaking opportunities you could find anywhere. There are numerous campsites along the riverbanks, as well as beautiful walks along the river.
Stooge Farm is a safe and secluded place away from the hustle and bustle of the mad modern world. As well as camping, it is also available to rent for a variety of purposes; as the ultimate fishing retreat, for wedding, birthday and other significant life events, as a yoga, meditation and lifestyle retreat, or simply the ultimate holiday destination. This is such a special place that you really need to come and experience it for yourself to believe it. We await your visit.
*Some important notes before you book:
- Campers must have their own toilet and must remove all waste and rubbish. Dogs are welcome but must be leashed at all time.
- River water is available but drink at own risk.
- We recommend a strong vehicle, and a 4WD when towing caravans as the road in is steep.
- This is a quiet peaceful place, and to respect the wildlife and other campers we have a strictly no generators, amplified music or unnecessary noise. We will have to ask you to remove your dog if it barks.
- Please exercise extreme caution with fires as we are in a high risk area. Keep your fire small and in the fireplaces provided; put your fire out if there is no one attendance. No fires during windy conditions or days or fire ban. It is your responsibility to monitor and assess local conditions and fire regulations.
Pets
Campfires
from
AU$31
/ night
Aplite House
4. Aplite House
Friendly Beaches, TAS · 2 sites
APLITE HOUSE sits amongst a two-hundred-acre private property of a secluded forest. The property is fringed by the world-renowned Freycinet National Park. Aplite House is conveniently located along the "Great Eastern Drive" on the Freycinet Peninsula, between Coles Bay and Bicheno at Friendly Beaches.
Aplite House is a 2.5 hr drive from Hobart, a 2 hr drive from Launceston, a 1.5 hr drive from St Helensa, a 40 min drive from Swansea, and a 25 min drive from Coles Bay or Bicheno.
Aplite House is a very private home base that is well-positioned for exploring Tasmania's East Coast. While at the house there is a sense of immersion in the native Tasmanian forest with views over the Moulting Lagoon conservation area it is a very relaxing and tranquil environment. Nearby are pristine Friendly Beaches that are almost 8 km long and most times feels like you have the entire beach to yourself. Aplite House is a sanctuary in the heart of one of Australia's most iconic landscapes. While enjoying the seclusion and privacy of the property it is within easy reach to explore Coles Bay, Bicheno, Wineglass Bay hiking trail, Honeymoon Bay, Sleepy Bay, Bluestone Bay, Cape Tourville Lighthouse, Bicheno Blowhole, Denison Beach, Freycinet National Park, Douglas Apsley National Park and East Coast Vineyards, along with the many other activities the region offers.
The property surrounding Aplite House is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna including orchids, Tasmanian devils, wombats, possums, wallabies, quolls, and wedge-tail eagles.
Architecturally designed by Stephen Geason. Stephen was commissioned as a Director of the prominent Hobart Architectural firm Dock 4. He was selected because of his appreciation for Tasmania and the Freycinet region. The brief was to design a solar passive, site-specific home used for short to medium-length, self-catering stays of guests, with multiple locations to relax, built using Tasmanian materials. Stephen first visited the property prior to any site preparation, he walked over the entire property and discussed the location.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
AU$1028
/ night
Hill Top Farm Meander Tasmania
5. Hill Top Farm Meander Tasmania
100%
(289)
Deloraine, TAS · 14 sites · Tents, RVs
At Hill Top Farm Meander we run beef cattle and five working draught horses. Our property boasts commanding views of Huntsman lake , the Great Western Tiers and Meander Valley. The surrounding mountains create a dramatic backdrop for Hill Top Farm. Our farm displays an abundance of natural beauty, with crystal clear springs and a diversity of mature and rare forest timbers. There are numerous well known walks to do nearby, Meander Falls, Mother Cummings Peak and Smoko Falls to name a few. Huntsman Lake is a great favourite of fly fishermen and kayakers alike, there is also a very pleasant picnic grounds there, swimming hole and boat ramp.
The village of Meander is 4 kms away offering a wonderful cafe , where the staff are friendly and the hamburgers , coffee and cakes are fantastic.
As we have no facilities on our farm yet, so we ask that all campers must be fully self contained, with their own toilet , water and power.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
AU$37
/ night
99% (6.3K) • 214 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds in Tasmania
Sunny Banks.
1. Sunny Banks.
99%
(79)
Hobart, TAS · 4 sites
Located opposite a cherry orchard close to supermarkets and food outlets, the property has land for off grid self contained camping and caravans.
Unfortunately we do not have toilet facilities on the property.
It's within 20 minutes of Hobart, within 2 km of Bonnorong wild life park and 1 km from motor racing circuit. Close to the picturesque town of Richmond a colonial town established in early 1800s.
Dog friendly but must be controlled as we have many native animals such as galahs, native hens, ducks, rosella's, echidnas.
We grow our own vegetables, have a vast array of fruit trees and variety of berries and free range eggs.
Guest's must have their own toilet and shower facilities on board.
Pets
from
AU$30
/ night
Waratah Alpaca and Pepperberry Farm
2. Waratah Alpaca and Pepperberry Farm
95%
(29)
Waratah, TAS · 20 sites
SELF-CONTAINED* RV PADDOCK PARKING SITE ONLY - NO TENTS unless with a self-contained caravan or RV.
*means must have own toilet and shower.
Welcome to Waratah Alpaca and Pepperberry Farm in the charming town of Waratah, where nature and history come together on our stunning 20-acre property. Our farm is home to friendly alpacas, playful donkeys, curious goats, and a delightful assortment of chickens and geese and a Farm Shop with groceries plus our unique pepperberry products.
Immerse yourself in the tranquil surroundings as you wander across our scenic property, featuring a serene river and a quaint bridge that leads to 10 acres of fenced pepperberry trees—an ideal spot for camping or leisurely walks. You’ll also have the chance to encounter native wildlife, including pademelons, wallabies, echidnas, and wombats, making this a true nature lover’s paradise.
Waratah itself offers breathtaking natural beauty, with picturesque lakes perfect for fishing and a stunning waterfall right in the center of town. Take a refreshing walk to its base or embark on the scenic trek to Philosopher’s Falls, where the magic of the Tasmanian wilderness awaits.
Steeped in Australian history, Waratah was home to the first tin mine and the birthplace of electricity in the region. Explore the town’s rich heritage through its historical landmarks and fascinating stories from the past.
Please note that there are limited restaurants and food options available in Waratah, so be sure to bring your own supplies to ensure you're well-prepared. There is a Farm Shop onsite for a few basics. All self-contained RV's are welcome, and you’re free to pull up anywhere on the property that suits your vehicle, but all campers must be fully self-contained.
NOTE: Paddock parking - the paddock varies from even to uneven and ground can be soft in wet weather.
Whether you seek adventure, relaxation, or a journey through history, Waratah Alpaca and Pepperberry Farm offers a unique and unforgettable experience. Come and create lasting memories in this idyllic setting ~ Pets welcome!
Pets
from
AU$25
/ night
Stooge Farm Wilderness Retreat
3. Stooge Farm Wilderness Retreat
99%
(83)
Weegena, TAS · 13 sites · Tents, RVs
Stooge Farm is located on the banks of the beautiful Tuluminakali (Mersey) River, 50 mins from Launceston airport, and 40 minutes from the Devonport Ferry Terminal. Stooge Farm is a secluded hideaway from the rest of the world, located at the at the end of a country lane, in a protected valley surrounded by state forest. The property is partly cleared and partly forested and is situated on, and surrounded by, a bend in the Mersey River in the shadow of Tulumpanga (the Gog Range). Stooge Farm is home to abundant wildlife including wallabies, echidna, wombats and a healthy population of platypus which can often be sighted at dusk along the river.
Embrace rest, swimming, canoeing, fishing, barbequeeing, bushwalking, birdwatching in the lost world of Stooge Farm Tasmania
Only 20 minutes from the lovely regional town of Deloraine where you can stock up on supplies, enjoy a good coffee and the many amenities and historic streetscapes. It is a great launching place for all kinds of nature-based activities such as bushwalking, white-water rafting, rock-climbing, mountain biking and more. Cradle Mountain, the Great lake, the upper Mersey Valley, the Western Tiers and extensive World Heritage wilderness areas are all within an hour or so of Stooge Farm.
Stooge Farm is located in its own peaceful valley along the Mersey River and has some of the best fishing, swimming and kayaking opportunities you could find anywhere. There are numerous campsites along the riverbanks, as well as beautiful walks along the river.
Stooge Farm is a safe and secluded place away from the hustle and bustle of the mad modern world. As well as camping, it is also available to rent for a variety of purposes; as the ultimate fishing retreat, for wedding, birthday and other significant life events, as a yoga, meditation and lifestyle retreat, or simply the ultimate holiday destination. This is such a special place that you really need to come and experience it for yourself to believe it. We await your visit.
*Some important notes before you book:
- Campers must have their own toilet and must remove all waste and rubbish. Dogs are welcome but must be leashed at all time.
- River water is available but drink at own risk.
- We recommend a strong vehicle, and a 4WD when towing caravans as the road in is steep.
- This is a quiet peaceful place, and to respect the wildlife and other campers we have a strictly no generators, amplified music or unnecessary noise. We will have to ask you to remove your dog if it barks.
- Please exercise extreme caution with fires as we are in a high risk area. Keep your fire small and in the fireplaces provided; put your fire out if there is no one attendance. No fires during windy conditions or days or fire ban. It is your responsibility to monitor and assess local conditions and fire regulations.
Pets
Campfires
from
AU$31
/ night
Aplite House
4. Aplite House
Friendly Beaches, TAS · 2 sites
APLITE HOUSE sits amongst a two-hundred-acre private property of a secluded forest. The property is fringed by the world-renowned Freycinet National Park. Aplite House is conveniently located along the "Great Eastern Drive" on the Freycinet Peninsula, between Coles Bay and Bicheno at Friendly Beaches.
Aplite House is a 2.5 hr drive from Hobart, a 2 hr drive from Launceston, a 1.5 hr drive from St Helensa, a 40 min drive from Swansea, and a 25 min drive from Coles Bay or Bicheno.
Aplite House is a very private home base that is well-positioned for exploring Tasmania's East Coast. While at the house there is a sense of immersion in the native Tasmanian forest with views over the Moulting Lagoon conservation area it is a very relaxing and tranquil environment. Nearby are pristine Friendly Beaches that are almost 8 km long and most times feels like you have the entire beach to yourself. Aplite House is a sanctuary in the heart of one of Australia's most iconic landscapes. While enjoying the seclusion and privacy of the property it is within easy reach to explore Coles Bay, Bicheno, Wineglass Bay hiking trail, Honeymoon Bay, Sleepy Bay, Bluestone Bay, Cape Tourville Lighthouse, Bicheno Blowhole, Denison Beach, Freycinet National Park, Douglas Apsley National Park and East Coast Vineyards, along with the many other activities the region offers.
The property surrounding Aplite House is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna including orchids, Tasmanian devils, wombats, possums, wallabies, quolls, and wedge-tail eagles.
Architecturally designed by Stephen Geason. Stephen was commissioned as a Director of the prominent Hobart Architectural firm Dock 4. He was selected because of his appreciation for Tasmania and the Freycinet region. The brief was to design a solar passive, site-specific home used for short to medium-length, self-catering stays of guests, with multiple locations to relax, built using Tasmanian materials. Stephen first visited the property prior to any site preparation, he walked over the entire property and discussed the location.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
AU$1028
/ night
Hill Top Farm Meander Tasmania
5. Hill Top Farm Meander Tasmania
100%
(289)
Deloraine, TAS · 14 sites · Tents, RVs
At Hill Top Farm Meander we run beef cattle and five working draught horses. Our property boasts commanding views of Huntsman lake , the Great Western Tiers and Meander Valley. The surrounding mountains create a dramatic backdrop for Hill Top Farm. Our farm displays an abundance of natural beauty, with crystal clear springs and a diversity of mature and rare forest timbers. There are numerous well known walks to do nearby, Meander Falls, Mother Cummings Peak and Smoko Falls to name a few. Huntsman Lake is a great favourite of fly fishermen and kayakers alike, there is also a very pleasant picnic grounds there, swimming hole and boat ramp.
The village of Meander is 4 kms away offering a wonderful cafe , where the staff are friendly and the hamburgers , coffee and cakes are fantastic.
As we have no facilities on our farm yet, so we ask that all campers must be fully self contained, with their own toilet , water and power.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
AU$37
/ night
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Austin
2 days ago
5 m Class B
The Sunny Banks campsite was everything we were looking for! Not out of the way but still secluded and private.
Rob was super accommodating and fast to respond to any questions I had. Had a great view of the nearby farms and an absolute awesome sunset out of nowhere to end our trip.
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Michelle
2 weeks ago
14 m travel trailer
With pets
This was a lovely little spot .. the host was friendly .. saw some local wildlife (the jack rabbits are huge) so many birds and a lovely view of mountains.
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Terry
2 weeks ago
10 m Class B
Great spot…reasonably close to Hobart and surrounds. Rob is a very gracious host
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Delia
2 weeks ago
6 m travel trailer
We stayed with group of campers. The views were beautiful across road from fruit farm to the distant mountains. Rob and Lisa were really lovely, very accommodating , we had open fire with access to extra wood. Close to Hobart and historic Richmond.
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Victoria
2 weeks ago
4 m Class B
Excellent grounds, very lovely owners, loved that they came to say hello & chat
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Carole
2 weeks ago
10 m pop-up camper
Thank you Rob and Lisa for making us feel so welcome.
The camping was neat and tidy with plenty of room for 8 people with 4 camp spots.
The night sky was simply beautiful as we gazed the stars, satellites and ISS while the camp fire roared. Thank you for sharing your land
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Glenys
3 weeks ago
7 m travel trailer
Rob was very welcoming and we had a great stay with 3 vans able to fit in together. Location was close to Hobart for us to explore.
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Glenys
3 weeks ago
7 m travel trailer
Level block at the front of the property. Very private and well maintained. Enough room for 3-4 Vans
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Catherine
3 weeks ago
Tent
With pets
Beautiful spot by the river. Didn't want to leave. Great directions for access. Will be back.
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Raeleen
3 weeks ago
7 m travel trailer
Rob and Lisa were very accommodating. Nice flat grassy area, only 20 minutes to Hobart, great place to do day trips and explore the area..
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Leanne
3 weeks ago
5 m car
Trudi & Gordy were the ultimate hosts. We thoroughly enjoyed the farm animal tour and the pepper berry tasting! Had a great peaceful night sleep. Highly recommend!
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Melissa
3 weeks ago
13 m travel trailer
Beautiful host and a lovely farm. Grounds are a little undulating but easy enough to find a level spot. We felt very safe leaving our van and belongings there while we toured the area.
Great with kids and an great tour and talk about the farm even with a goat and alpaca feeding experience
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Lizzy
February 2026
5 m pop-up camper
Fantasic introduction to Tassie! We came here straight off the Spirit. It was quiet, we were the only campers there. Site right on the river, saw platypus and almost caught a little trout. Fairly protected from the wind with big hill across the river. Water was surprisingly warm. Would highly recommend!
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Will
February 2026
9 m travel trailer
With kids
Easy access. Flat sites. Convenient and easy to get to the city, but far enough out to feel like you are in the country.
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Dean
January 2026
7 m travel trailer
With kids
Such an awesome place to stay. The owners are really friendly and welcoming and they let the kids feed all the animals. Be sure to buy some of their pepperberry rubs and salts. Also their honey is delicious
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elizabeth
January 2026
7 m travel trailer
With pets
Outstanding beauty, we enjoyed swimming with platypus and fish. Kayaking up and around the clear water. We didn’t spend much time out of the water in the four days we stayed. One night was cool enough to enjoy a campfire. We had no mozzies or stinging insects which amazed us. Jack Jumpers were about but left us alone. The quiet was delightful, we enjoyed the bird song and even mopoke (S.Boobook) owls calling at night. Plenty of wallaby bounding about. A calm and peaceful place to stay. We managed well getting our 17 foot caravan into the ClubMed site. We did snag on a hidden log very close to the narrow entrance, it would pay to walk the entrance before making the attempt, we did so on exit and had no issues. Our pup had her first experience of kayaking with us, she settled well on a long lead for swimming. There was no phone/internet reception, quite lovely really. We are so very grateful to Richard for sharing his amazing bit of paradise.
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Lisa
January 2026
7 m travel trailer
With pets
This was our second time at Sunny Banks and it’s certainly better than other options in and near Hobart. Great location and hosts. Well kept area and dogs can be off leash.
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David
January 2026
9 m travel trailer
With kids
Great stay up at three trees beautiful property, great views from the spot and amazing scenery
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Garry
January 2026
8 m travel trailer
With pets
This is a great spot we were there with kids and grandkids there's easy access to the river and is a nice quiet spot would highly recommend we will use it again
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Phoebe
January 2026
7 m travel trailer
Amazing hosts. Beautiful property. Loads 9f space. Got to meet a 1 hour old Alpacca. Beautiful 😍
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The best star host camping in Tasmania guide
Where to go
Hobart and the South
The island capital is a strategic base from which to explore the south coast, Port Arthur, and the Coal River Valley wine region. Spot Tasmanian devils along the Tasman Peninsula, camp out among the mountains and waterfalls of Mount Field National Park, or cruise to Bruny Island to pitch your tent by the beachside and hit the surf.
West Coast
Jagged mountains, tangled forest trails, and hidden waterfalls draw hikers to Tasmania’s UNESCO World Heritage–listed wilderness. Set out from Queenstown and enjoy the scenery, wildlife, and rustic camping sites, where you can get back to nature.
East Coast
Ready for an epic road trip? Follow the 220-kilometre Great Eastern Drive along Tasmania's East Coast, from St. Helens to Orford and break it up with coastal walks, beach strolls, and wine tasting. To the north, the Bay of Fires’ white-sand beaches are fringed with bright orange, lichen-covered rocks. At the southern end, the pink mountains of Freycinet National Park provide a prime backdrop for bushwalking and camping, with options from basic campsites to luxury glamping retreats.
Launceston and North
Launceston is the gateway to northern Tasmania, where you can hop between colonial towns, sample Tassie wines in the Tamar Valley, or catch coastal views and diverse wildlife at the Narawntapu and Mt. William national parks.
North West
The glacial lakes and wildflower-carpeted moorlands of Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair National Park are northern highlights, watched over by the much-photographed Cradle Mountain. Ambitious hikers can tackle the popular 65-kilometre Overland Track. On the north coast, boats from Melbourne arrive in Devonport, from where you can set out along the coast or follow the Cradle to Coast Tasting Trail.