Caravan & Holiday Park Guide to Tasmania

“where memories are made.”
On your journey of discovery to Strahan,
visit Hogarth Falls, Ocean Beach, Bonnett Island,
Cove Gallery, the Railway Link, Gordon River Cruises
& much more!
Self-contained Cabins Powered Sites BBQ’s
Internet Access Kids Playground Camp Kitchen
www.discoveryholidayparks.com.au
Cnr Andrew & Innes Sts, Strahan TAS 7468
Free call: 1800 454 292
Strahan
Strahan Holiday Retreat
Strahan Holiday Retreat
10 Innes Street, West Strahan
10 Innes Ph: Street, 03 6471 West 7442 Strahan
Ph: 03 6471 7442
GPS: S42 o 9.9 E145 o 19.13
GPS: S42 o 9.9 AAA E145 Rated o 19.13
Email: bookings@strahanretreat.com.au
AAA Rated
www.strahanretreat.com.au
Email: bookings@strahanretreat.com.au
www.strahanretreat.com.au
80 Cabins
19 Cottages (1 bedroom to 4 bedroom)
80 Cabins
Serviced & Unserviced Sites
19 Cottages (1 bedroom to 4 bedroom)
11 Acres in the middle of town
Serviced & Unserviced Sites
On-site cafe, shop, tour desk
11 Tall Acres trees, in meandering the middle Platypus of towncreek
Adjacent to West Strahan Beach &
On-site Adventure cafe, Playground shop, tour desk
Tall trees, meandering Platypus creek
Adjacent to West Strahan Beach &
Adventure Playground
NORTH WEST
The city of Devonport, port of the Spirit
of Tasmania ships, is the gateway to this
diverse region.
Inland is the Cradle Country Touring Route
with a range of diverse landscapes, from idyllic
agricultural hinterland to the renowned Cradle
Mountain at the edge of the Tasmanian World
Heritage Area.
Returning to the coast there’s a bright welcome in
Ulverstone and Penguin, with an alternate route
inland to Leven Canyon and Gunns Plains Caves.
Visit The Great Western Tiers Tourist Route. The
chain of mountains that forms the ‘tier’ holds
more than 3,000 lakes and tarns; so valuable is
the rare alpine environment it is protected as a
World Heritage Area. The area is popular for its
walks, waterfalls, historic homes, gardens, artists
and craftspeople.
Further to the North West is The Great Nature
Trail. This road follows the coast of Bass Strait
past Burnie with its industrial heritage and busy
port, pretty seaside villages, penguin rookeries,
tulip fields and peaceful sandy coves to Stanley,
one of the prettiest towns in Australia. On the far
north west tip is Cape Grim, where sea air is the
world’s cleanest.
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