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Cape Raoul Escape

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· Stormlea, Tasmania
40 acres hosted by Ash H.
1 lodging site · 1 Caravan site
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Off-leash friendly
Pets can be off-leash at some sites.
Near the entrance to Cape Raoul NP and Shipstern Bluff, this is 40 private and picturesque acres of farmland with two sites. The first is suitable for self-sufficient stays if you have a small campervan or camping. Not suitable for caravans or bigger motorhomes due the steep narrow driveway. There is power available on the switchboard approx 20m from the most level part of the pad next to the uninhabited tiny home. I suggest cautiously reversing down the approx 50 driveway to take advantage of the stunning view. The area near the water tank is the most level. The second site is a beautiful Self Contained Tiny Home. See the stunning Sea Cliffs of Cape Raoul which is part of the world famous Three Capes Walk and it's also close to Port Arthur, The Remarkable Cave and McHenry's Distillery. A beautiful place to stay for a night while you explore this beautiful area. NOTE, while the view is amazing this is a very hilly block and dangerous if you're not comfortable reversing your van.
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5 Ratings · 5 reviews
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Louise D.recommends
March 30, 2024
Cape Raoul Escape Tiny Home
Beautiful spot, everything was perfect, I would recommend and stay again
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A C.recommends
January 2, 2024
Camping or Small Campervan
Beautiful property and only moments from the stunning Cape Raoul
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Benjamin W.recommends
June 17, 2023
Camping or Small Campervan
Nice rolling hills and sunset and could watch the dark mofo beam of light from camp site
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Hannah D.recommends
January 11, 2023
Camping or Small Campervan
Beautiful and peaceful site, overlooking the hills and 3 minutes by car from the start of the Cape Raoul walking track. Make sure to leave no trace. The site is on a hill, so be mindful a narrow tent/swag would be best suited if car camping, rather than a wider tent. Ash, the host left very easy to understand instructions and I would absolutely stay here again. Thank you for a lovely stay.
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Amanda W.recommends
December 29, 2022
Camping or Small Campervan
Private and great views
Super sweet spot, very private, no real noise even though it’s close to the road. Public toilets are pretty near by and Ash did his best to help us find it. It’s on the left side headed down the hill in between 757 and 840 - loom for a telegraph pole!
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Stormlea, Tasmania, AustraliaTraditional, ancestral territory of Palawa and Paredarerme 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 Ash H.Joined in December 2022
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