Glamping near Stieglitz
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Bohemian Beach Retreat Tiny House
1 site · Lodging1 acre · Falmouth, TAS
Our tiny house/shack sleeps 2 people max. It is close to beaches and a lagoon.
Relax night and day in a fire pit lounge area crafted with dry stone (large soft cushions included) plus an outdoor fire bath. A small separate shed houses a flushing toilet and gas hot water shower. The block has mains power; solar power and tank water. The block is surrounded by local endemic shrubs, trees and ground covers.
We provide firewood, linen for the comfortable double bed, condiments for the fully equipped kitchen that includes crockery, cutlery, a fridge, a gas cooker, air fryer, sandwich toaster, camp oven, water etc. Just bring your clothes and food.
The block is in a quiet coastal hamlet (with gravel roads and no street lights) ideal for beach and lagoon activities (surfing, walking, paddling, bird watching). Our 2 person sit on kayak is at the tidal lagoon 5 min walk away.
We have crafted this space over a number of years for personal use and now would like others to experience it. Stargazing from the fire bath is a must do feature especially in winter. Dog/pet friendly.
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AU$120
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Friendlies Rest
2 sites · Lodging100 acres · Coles Bay, TAS
Relax in a peaceful bush setting and connect with nature.
This small off grid studio is situated on a 100 acre property located on the Freycinet Peninsula. The property is positioned close to Friendly Beaches, Moulting Lagoon and Freycinet National Park.
The space is clean, cosy and comfortable with double bed, kitchenette and bathroom.
Perfect for one or a couple.
Unwind from a days adventure with the gentle sounds of local bird life and ocean swell.
Watch wedge tail and sea eagles soar overhead and as the sun begins to set welcome the local wombats, wallabies, bandicoots and pademelons. The occasional Tassie devil can be heard late at night if you’re lucky.
A 15 minutes drive to the entrance of Freycinet National Park and the Townships of Coles Bay and Bicheno this property is a unique base with privacy and peace to rest and rejuvenate after a day exploring the Freycinet Region.
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Sunset Bliss
1 site · Lodging1 acre · Winnaleah, TAS
Walk all the green tracks of the Blue Tier trails. Walk to the pub in town for dinner or sit outside and watch the sunset with the cows.
The property is located 1 hour drive to wineries of the north coast.
Complete house and grounds with shed access. 2 bedrooms 2 bathrooms with loft with extra bedding (at extra cost due to cleaning and washing).
Very quiet country town with a pub (open 5 nights a week) no shops but 7kms from world class mountain bike trails, amazing walks, floating sauna, beautiful Bay of Fires walks and beautiful wineries, famous dairy and cheese making . 2o mins to bigger town for shopping for food but lots of local pubs around with
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Glamping near Stieglitz guide
Overview
Looking for a camping adventure near Stieglitz, Tasmania? Hipcamp has over 300 options for you to choose from in this picturesque location. With prices starting as low as $5 per night and an average price of $10 per night, you can find the perfect accommodation that suits your budget. Check out some of our top campsites in the area: Sherwood River Camp (277 reviews), The Y at Badger Head (142 reviews), Craigbourne Estate (128 reviews). Enjoy popular amenities like rubbish disposal, potable water, and cooking equipment, and engage in exciting activities such as climbing, horseback riding, and wildlife watching. Your camping adventure awaits!
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