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The best cabin rentals in Tasman National Park, TAS
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Tasman National Park: A Haven of Cliffs, Forests, and Ocean Wonders.
The best cabin rentals in Tasman National Park, TAS
Carlton River Escape
1. Carlton River Escape
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37km from Tasman National Park · 8 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Carlton River Escape, is set on a beautiful pasture with amazing Carlton River views. Note : we can only accept self contained campers with their own portable toilet. ! Discover where the salt water meets the fresh, with amazing bird life, a short drive to many beaches, vineyards, distilleries, and parks. It's quiet and private. We have 3km of our own hiking trails, and great mountain biking. Drop your kayak or fishing rod in only 100 meters away ! Perfect location for cyclists 1 day in , or 1 day out of Hobart International! 🚴 🚴🚴🚴🤠
We accept well behaved pets ,
Do you have an event we can help host? We could easily accommodate 30-40 for a day event. Enquire if interested!
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AU$55
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Bush Refuge by the Beach
2. Bush Refuge by the Beach
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55km from Tasman National Park · 1 site
Located just a 20 minute drive from the Hobart CBD, this beautiful 0.67 hectare coastal bush property is set in a little valley right by Kingston Beach, Browns River and Tyndall Beach. It's just a short 5 minute stroll down the road to the beach, or up the road to the start of the Alum Cliffs Track.
Activities you can enjoy here include birdwatching, bushwalking, swimming, kayaking, fishing, sailing, bike riding, dog walking.
You'll be staying in a fairly new comfortable bedroom with ensuite bathroom tucked under my house. There's a double bed made up with fresh linen. You'll enjoy hot showers, a flushing toilet and almost complete privacy. There's mains water. With prior notice, you could use the washing machine inside the house and hang your clothes on the clothes line strung between trees.
Parking for two cars and/or caravan/campervan is easy. A circular driveway surrounds the house with a driveway extension.
I hope to build an outside kitchen at the nearby shed, but for now campers need to be self-contained for their cooking and washing up, or else take the short walk to Kingston Beach and the excellent cafes and restaurants there. Food scraps need to go in a compost bin on site.
Visitors are welcome to enjoy a fire when conditions allow it. Longer pieces of firewood are provided free of charge and kindling can easily be collected from around. (I'd rather you didn't use the shorter pieces of cut firewood as they are for my wood heater). You could enjoy a wood fired bush bath for a small charge, conditions allowing, with advance notice. Early evening is the best time to enjoy a bush bath and star gazing with set up in the afternoon.
Wildlife is abundant and includes birds, wallabies, possums, echidnas and bandicoots.
You are welcome to bring your small dog, but please ensure it's under control at all times. Wildlife are at risk if your dog is a hunter and roams free. Tyndall Beach (the Kingston dog beach) down the road is where your furry friends can have a run. Walk them to the beach on a lead and let them off there. I have an older Jack Russell who is afraid of big dogs, sorry.
I think this is the perfect place to experience a little bush luxury before beginning or ending your Tassie adventures.
I look forward to meeting you!
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AU$131
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Driftaway Camp
3. Driftaway Camp
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75km from Tasman National Park · 2 sites
I have a renovated fully serviced shack and a few camp spots on my 7.5 acre property situated in a quiet location along the Coast road to the far south of Tasmania over looking the Huon River.
The property is close to gorgeous white sand beaches. We have a wood fired sauna for guest use on the property. Near by attractions Include the Hartz Mountains, Hastings Caves, and South West National park.
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AU$279
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Huon Bush Retreats
4. Huon Bush Retreats
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81km from Tasman National Park · 13 sites · Tents, Lodging
Enjoy an extensive private habitat reserve, only 50 minutes south of Hobart, in beautiful Tasmania country. We offer everything from viewing wildlife without cages to 5km bushwalking tracks to a rainforest, waterfall, and mountaintop.
Our studio cabins are self-contained, separate, and private. We also offer tent sites, and campervan sites, complete with composting toilets, along with private tipis.
Perfect for a stand-alone visit, or as part of a road trip, we have everything you need for a memorable stay.
Be aware, the road up to the retreat is gravel and steep in sections so may not be suitable for some cars.
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AU$508
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NRMA Port Arthur Holiday Park
5. NRMA Port Arthur Holiday Park
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8.7km from Tasman National Park · 105 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Few places are as ruggedly beautiful and steeped in history as the Tasman Peninsula, and NRMA Port Arthur Holiday Park is at its heart. Located in the very spot where convicts once tended to vegetable gardens, the park’s waterfront, bushland location is special in more ways than one.
There’s plenty to entertain the kids right here in the park, but our unique surroundings conceal treasures you’ll delight in finding. Hear the whispers of yesterday at World Heritage-listed colonial sites. Hike through coastal wilderness to the tallest sea cliffs in the country, pounded by the Southern Ocean far below. View those same sea stacks from a speed boat, salt spray glistening on your awe-struck face.
Our welcoming hosts are on-site to help make your Tasman Peninsula trip unforgettable.
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AU$116
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Boho Cottage
6. Boho Cottage
19km from Tasman National Park · 1 site
Boho Cottage is our haven for recharging and reflection nestled in the stunning surrounds of the Tasman Peninsula area. We spend every possible moment here, relaxing, exploring, walking, swimming, fishing, surfing, dreaming — and like us, we hope that every guest who stays will love it as much as we do.
The cottage is located a short walk from the white sands of White Beach and a short drive from Port Arthur Historic Site, natural geological attractions, amazing walking tracks and secluded bays. Featuring 2 beautifully decorated bedrooms, updated kitchen and bathroom and an open plan cosy living and dining area. All beds and appliances have been purchased new with the intention of providing you with a most comfortable and enjoyable stay. There are two staircases off the front deck but reasonably flat access is provided at the rear of the property which will be your first entry point.
We have gone to some lengths to include a wide selection of DVDs, games and books to keep you occupied in the house. We strongly recommend a daily walk on the beach and that you explore the many many attractions located on the Tasman Peninsula. Just prior to your stay you will be sent a unique code to access the property. The access code will promptly expire at the conclusion of your stay. The keypad for the access code is located at the entrance door under the carport at the rear of the cottage. The majority of the property is free for you to access. The garage has been excluded but there is a large carport which we suggest you use given that the property is surrounded by natural bush. We are available by phone from 8 am to 8 pm if you have any questions during your stay. We would love it if you could message us when you have arrived safely and also a message on leaving is appreciated so we can clean as early as possible for our next guests. Please please let me know as soon as you can if there are any issues at all so I have a chance to take the appropriate action to ensure your stay is it should be – totally stress-free and relaxing!! As I am not in the area I am unable to personally check the house before your arrival – I am heavily reliant on my housekeeper and I need to know as soon as possible if you and therefore me have been let down in any way by the presentation of Boho Cottage.
The Tasman Peninsula has an abundance of things to do and see. White Beach itself is perfect for all beach activities, including boating, fishing, swimming, beachcombing, relaxing, snorkelling, kayaking etc.
Places to visit include Port Arthur Historic Site, Coal Mines Historic Site, Tasman Golf Club Address, Tasman Devil Conservation Park, Federation Chocolate Factory, William McHenry and Sons Distillery, Blow Hole and Tasman Arch, Devils Kitchen, and Tessellated Pavement
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AU$489
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Stoney Creek Cabins
7. Stoney Creek Cabins
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61km from Tasman National Park · 3 sites
A short scenic 25 minute drive south of Hobart near in the small township of Margate en route to Southern Tassie and Bruny Island.
The charming cabins are nestled amongst native bushland with fresh water next to each site.
Cabin #1 (Bag End) is located 50m down the hill next to the creek - think Bag End from the Hobbit. It's such a peaceful place beside the small creek and powered. Cabin # 2 (Woodshed) is next to the Woodshed with easy parking.
Note: Both Cabins sleep only 2, additional bedding will have to be provided by campers or make a request within 48hrs.
A central location for day trips to Bruny Island, apple, cherry and blueberry orchards, or just enjoy it as peaceful and tranquil escape with the birds, trees and wallabies.
There is firewood available for the combustion stoves.
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AU$103
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Coastal Cabin
8. Coastal Cabin
70km from Tasman National Park · 1 site
This area is known for its beautiful beaches and bushwalks, and is a 15 minute drive from the friendly little township of Cygnet and one hour south of Hobart. It's a great location to explore the Huon Valley and Channel/Bruny regions. A beautiful and quiet area, you will be surrounded by the sounds of the ocean and bird song.
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AU$55
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kaat
2 weeks ago
4 nights at Bush Refuge by the Beach
We had a fantastic stay at Barara's. The house is at the end of a road leading to the sea. Therefore, there was not too much trafic, but to us it was only a few minutes to get down to the water. There is a bridge you can only cross on foot down at the beach, leading directly to Kingston beach, a lovely little city with nice restaurants and coffees. Barbara was a fantastic host, very attentive to our needs and we only saw each other a few times, but when we did it was as to talking to a friend. Thank you for letting us stay with you, the place itself was surrounded by nature and made us feel right at home. Everything we needed!
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Kate
January 2026
1 night at Driftaway Camp
Beautiful place and location, great attention to detail. Jenna was a lovely and friendly host!
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Ned
October 2025
Tent
Mark is such a nice bloke nothing is too much trouble Accommodation is basic but built beautifully and the sunset view is to die for
5 stars
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Adam
July 2025
With pets
What an amazing space! It is private with a lovely view of the water, amazing sauna and had everything needed for a cozy get away.
I loved homemade bread. Jemma has clearly put a lot of thought into creating a getaway for pure comfort and bliss.
Highly recommend :)
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Emily
April 2025
Weekend Trip to Carlton River Escape
Lovely area. Beautiful valley views. Shower was shared, but had no issues.
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Ella
March 2025
Weekend Trip to Driftaway Camp
We had such a beautiful, restful stay. Love all of the earthy, sustainable touches & soo great to have our doggies stay with us 💛 can’t wait to come back!
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Trent
January 2025
2 nights at Driftaway Camp
It’s a toss up between the cabin, the loo and the sauna for the best view out over the Huon River and to the mountains beyond. The host Jem is lovely and welcoming and went out of her way to make us feel at home. We stayed here after camping out for a week in our camper trailer and it was the perfect way to start de-camping if you know what I mean. I think we’ll be making Driftaway an annual pilgrimage.
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Oliver
December 2024
1 night at Carlton River Escape
My friend and I stayed at the 3 sheep cabin for one night. It was a very pleasant and comfortable stay. The cabin was very cozy and clean, with a lovely view of the valley and rolling hills complete with plenty of sheep. Mark was an awesome host.
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77 Ratings · 42 reviews
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· January 2026
Great
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Nathaniel R.
2 reviews
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· January 2026
Excellent park hikes in the area, well walked and very safe just be aware of snakes, came across 3.
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Simon G.
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· January 2026
Lots of stunning walks to do.
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Denis R.
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· December 2025
It’s good
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Rowan L.
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· December 2025
Spectacular views. I wish I had more time.
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Leslie P.
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· November 2025
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Paul F.
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· September 2025
Good experience
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Siau Han T.
2 reviews
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· May 2025
Wow! Beautiful views, amazing sites. Bonus bathrooms around. Make sure you pay the NP fees
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Lauren T.
4 reviews
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· April 2025
We completed the Cape Raoul walk. The track is excellent and the views are amazing.
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Tricia N.
2 reviews
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· April 2025
So far all parks have been fantastic
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Deirdre C.
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· April 2025
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Zoë M.
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· April 2025
Tasman National Park was the part of my Tasmania road trip I was looking forward to the most — and it absolutely delivered. It was perfect, and I couldn’t recommend it more! Stunning scenery, dramatic coastline, countless hikes and lookout points, and even the option to take a cruise along the breathtaking cliffs. It completely blew me away.
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Kristina J.
2 reviews
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· April 2025
Tasman National Park is just wonderful with something for everyone who love nature and wilder places
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Hamish M.
5 reviews
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· April 2025
Great part of Tasmania
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Jann N.
3 reviews
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· March 2025
Amazing place to visit. Port Arthur, Cape Raoul, Tasman Arch , the tessellated pavement, gorgeous beaches and scenery.
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Wendy H.
3 reviews
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· March 2025
Great sites
Chris C.
4 reviews
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· March 2025
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John B.
2 reviews
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· March 2025
Awesome
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Ange L.
2 reviews
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· March 2025
Great hikes
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Jeffrey N.
2 reviews
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· March 2025
Mother nature and well kept park
Beautiful scenery and fantastic hike to Cape Huey, wallabies everywhere
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Kingston L.
2 reviews
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· March 2025
Was good!
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Sean I.
3 reviews
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· March 2025
Yes
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Ian W.
2 reviews
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· March 2025
Great viewing Tasman arch
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Penny E.
2 reviews
Mixed feelings
· March 2025
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Terry D.
2 reviews
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· March 2025
I lives part time in Tasmania now , in Launceston
Catherine S.
6 reviews
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· March 2025
Amazing spot!
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Bryan D.
5 reviews
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· March 2025
Lovely spot to visit. Spectacular scenery.
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Trish V.
7 reviews
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· February 2025
Cape Huay
Lucky to have great weather! Did a nice walk around Cape Huay
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Mildred Y.
2 reviews
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· February 2025
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Philip G.
3 reviews
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· February 2025
Very beautiful views around here
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Christine L.
2 reviews