Devonport

Arrived Devonport and disembarked without problems. Lovely sunny day to start. Did some shopping for essentials and then headed to the Discovery Caravan Park to check in.
Managed to squeeze in a walkRead more
Devonport

We had been delaying decisions about which way to head first until we saw what the weather was going to be like. Today was pretty miserable and all the forecasts were not good for the west coast.Read more
Sheffield

Such a lovely little town with murals everywhere. Faye was determined to try a scallop pie after missing out last trip to Tasmania so we visited Bossimi's Bakehouse & Cafe for coffee and pie forRead more
Devonport

Wynyard - Table Cape

A better day weather wise so we headed for Table Cape Tulip Farm near Wynyard. The road to the farm is quite narrow and as we were towing the van it became a little tricky. We drove past the farm andRead more
Sulpher Creek

A lovely campsite right on the beachfront. Much of the area was pretty wet and boggy but we managed to find a dry spot with a great view. Went for a walk along the foreshore and beach to a nearbyRead more
Deloraine, Tasmania

Heading back towards the east along the pretty north coast we stopped at Ashgrove Cheese Factory. Disappointed they didn't have any tasting options so we bought some anyway. Stopped at Deloraine at anRead more
Deloraine

Another night in Deloraine at the RV Stop. The weather was a little kinder so we went for a wander around the town. The riverside walk is spectacular and so so English. They even have the originalRead more
Montana Falls

That afternoon the exploration of the Great Western Tiers continued with a trip to Montana Falls and the amazing Alum Cliffs. Just a wonderful part of Tasmania.
Alum Cliffs, Tasmania

Well worth the hike in.
Launceston

Leaving the lovely Deloraine we travelled to a wet and windy Launceston for a stay at Old Mac's Caravan & Motorhome Farm Stay. After setting up, a quick drive up the Tamar Valley where we found theRead more
Launceston

Another day in Launceston to get ourselves sorted. A visit to Cataract Gorge is a must for any visit to this city so it was first on the list for the day. The river was raging through the gorge so itRead more
Waterhouse Conservation Area

Leaving Old Macs Farm the and heading north east we were hoping the weather would be kind. It was still cold and windy but the rain was holding off. A very picturesque drive through the mountains andRead more
Bay of Fires

Reluctant to leave our camp at Mathers but move on we must. Back through Bridport and then south again through the mountains towards the east coast. We had heard great things about the Bay Of FiresRead more
Cosy Corner North

Another drizzly cold day. Yay! We did go and investigate the other camps here and while they might be ok in fine weather they would be very exposed on days like this.
Swansea

Heading south from the Bay Of Fires is a spectacular drive along the eastern coastline. Through St Helens, Scamander, Falmouth to Bicheno where we had planned to stop. A quick scout of the sitesRead more
Swansea Holiday Park

A bit of an explore around Swansea today. It really is a lovely little seaside town reminiscent of many small English seaside towns. The walk around the headland and along the beach is one of the 60Read more
Freycinet National Park

Free from lockdown we headed across Great Oyster Bay (well around the edge) to Freycinet National Park. The powered campsites were a tight squeeze to get the van in place but we eventually gotRead more
Freycinet National Park

Our second day in Freycinet and the weather was not too bad for walking so we headed into the National Park planning on tackling some of the walks. The carpark was busy but the tracks were not. WeRead more
Campbell Town

Shopping.
Ross, Tasmania

A stop in the lovely heritage town of Ross for lunch. We had heard the best scallop pies and vanilla slice in the country were to be had at Bakery 31 so Faye had to sample. After the last effort IRead more
Lake Dulverton, Oatlands

Lake Dulverton is in the picturesque town of Oatlands in the Central Midlands. This little town is almost all heritage listed with the standout building being the Callington Mill. The exterior hasRead more
"Churchill" near Campania

Our next stop was a private property "Churchill" that was built in 1845 by Winston Churchill Simmons. The property is Tasmanian Heritage listed and apparently last sold in 2006 for a tidy $1.3m. WeRead more
Cascade Brewery & Salamanca Market

One of the good things about Tassie is that it is not that big. From where we were camped we could comfortably drive to Hobart for the day. A guided tour of the Cascade Brewery, the oldest stillRead more
"Churchill" near Campania

Another drive to Hobart today to catch up on shopping and gas filling. We drove along the banks of the Derwent out past Sandy Bay and through some of the old parts of town. The brick and sandstoneRead more