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The living area displays a blend of modern comfort and vintage charm, with pressed tin ceilings and rich wooden accents. A curved leather chair and a plush sofa surround a dark coffee table. Natural light floods through large arched windows, revealing picturesque views beyond.
Home in Waratah
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 202 reviews

The Post Office | Luxury Wilderness Retreat

The Post Office transports you to another time and place, our heritage-listed accomodation is the heart of the beautiful town of Waratah. Opposite the Waratah Waterfall, The Post Office offers views of Mount Pearce and the expansive Happy Valley, which stretches out into the Tarkine wilderness. Waratah is nestled in a wilderness-rich pocket of Tasmania's North West and is the perfect base from which to explore the Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park and the ancient Tarkine wilderness.

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A person relaxes in a wooden cedar hot tub, surrounded by a serene landscape. The view features lush greenery and distant hills. Soft clouds cover the sky, creating a tranquil atmosphere for unwinding in nature.
Cabin in Deloraine
5 out of 5 average rating, 130 reviews

The Eco Cabin Tasmania - Cedar Hot Tub

Escape. Relax. Dream. Indulge. Explore. Nestled amongst the hundred year old hawthorn & dry stone walls of one of Deloraine's original properties, our newly built, sustainably designed A-frame Eco Cabin offers an unforgettable luxury escape. With uninterrupted stunning views of Quamby Bluff and the Great Western Tiers, lie back and gaze at the stars or watch the weather roll in over the mountains, as you relax and soak in your own private cedar outdoor hot-tub or snuggle in your loft-style bed.

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A large outdoor spa filled with bubbles is positioned on a wooden deck overlooking a landscape of trees and mountains. The background features a rugged mountain rising against a clear blue sky, creating a serene and inviting setting.
Home in Claude Road
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 779 reviews

Secret Little Eden

Secret Little Eden is a beautiful slice of Tassie paradise. The quirky art house is cozy and comfortable and located on 60 acres with breathtaking mountain views. It's private giving you a feeling of complete seclusion. Just you, a mountain, a river and private rainforest. Home to incredible bird & wildlife including the endangered Tassie Devil and the spotted tail quoll. Welcome, relax, rejuvenate and marvel at the majesty of Tasmania. For those who appreciate outstanding natural beauty.

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A milk vat bath is positioned outdoors, allowing views of the rolling landscape and mountains in the background. Two guests relax in the bath, with glasses of red wine placed beside them on a tray, reflecting the tranquil atmosphere of the retreat.
Home in West Kentish
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 113 reviews

Eagles NestIII Mountain Peace Luxury Spa Farmstay

Eagles Nest III - The most stunning views and spas this 2025 and 2024 Bronze Winner Tasmanian Tourism Award Unique Accommodation, is located conveniently near Cradle Mountain. It provides the opportunity for a family of four, one or two couples to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday city life. Amazing views, exquisitely appointed accommodation, spas, open wood fire, outdoor hammocks, outdoor milk bath, sunken floor level table, additional chef and massage services available upon request.

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A single-story cottage features a well-maintained garden with hedges and flowering plants. A wooden porch leads to an entrance framed by large windows, with a backdrop of rugged mountains visible against a clear sky.
Farm stay in Claude Road
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 131 reviews

Kings View Farm ‘The Cottage’ - side of Mt Roland

This charming mountain style self-contained cottage is nestled on the side of Mount Roland, Tasmania. Located on a quiet unsealed road, with stunning views of the Dasher Valley on one side and Mount Roland on the other. Only 10 minutes from Sheffield (full amenities/dining), 45 minutes from Cradle Mountain, 1 hour from Launceston and 40 minutes from the Spirit of Tasmania. Relax on the private deck, pat our goats or explore nearby walking tracks, waterfalls, wineries, tasting trails, etc.

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A charming cottage is framed by lush greenery, with a white exterior that contrasts against the surrounding trees. A path leads to the entrance, which is accentuated by well-maintained shrubs and a welcoming porch area.
Cottage in Forth
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 510 reviews

Forth River Cottage-Bed and Breakfast by the river

“Rivers know this: there is no hurry. We will get there someday” AA Milne Five Star accommodation, with full complimentary breakfast, on the banks of the Forth River in NW Tasmania. Ideal for one or two adults, Forth River Cottage is located 10 minutes drive from Devonport and 1 hr from Cradle Mountain. Private, peaceful and designed for the most discerning traveller. Leave your worries behind as you take in the flowing river, the sunsets and green pastures. You won’t want to leave!

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The tiny house, constructed from dark wood with bright fixtures, is nestled among trees. A wood-fired hot tub, emitting steam, is situated nearby, with steps leading to the entrance. Soft lighting from the windows creates a welcoming ambiance in the secluded bush setting.
Tiny home in Reedy Marsh
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 422 reviews

Naivasha Tiny House with Wood Fired Hot Tub

Naivasha Tiny House is the perfect romantic getaway. It is set in a clearing in the Tasmanian bush and has amazing views of the countryside. The tiny home itself has been built entirely of cedar by local artisans. It has been fitted out with antique and reclaimed furnishings with an emphasis on comfort and laid back luxury. The wood fired hot tub is without doubt the highlight. The claw foot bath, indoor wood fire, outdoor fire pit and friendly native wildlife are close seconds.

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A rustic cottage is nestled in a lush green field, framed by a large tree. The distant mountains, capped with snow, create a serene backdrop against a clear blue sky. The landscape features open space dotted with wildflowers, enhancing the peaceful rural setting.
Cottage in Upper Castra
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 479 reviews

Castra High Country Cottages

Carol and Mark would like to introduce you to Castra High Country Cottage, nestled peacefully in the the Central North West of Tasmania. Inspired by reflections of yesteryear the cottage pays homage to the pioneers of the highlands, and the huts they lived in. You will be taken back to the times of our pioneers in this rustic cottage, but don't be misled by the simplistic exterior, inside, you will find everything you need to help you "Rewind, Relax, Rejuvenate."

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A two-bedroom cottage is nestled in a scenic landscape, featuring a modern exterior with grey cladding. Mountain ranges rise in the background, while colorful rocks and thriving greenery adorn the foreground, offering a natural setting. Sunlight illuminates the property under a clear blue sky.
Farm stay in West Kentish
5 out of 5 average rating, 209 reviews

Manna Hill Farm Cottages - a slice of Heaven!

You will love the amazing uninterrupted view of Mt Roland from the cottage veranda - the view changes continuously reflecting different moods of the mountain depending on the time of day/night, the changing seasons and weather conditions - cloud, rainbows, sunrise or sunset, and at times, snow. The cottage is warm and cosy with a real flame gas fire to keep you toasty. This cottage has one king bed and one queen bed with natural fibre bedding and electric blankets.

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A comfortable lounge area features a wood-burning stove set within a stone hearth. Large windows allow natural light to fill the space, framing views of the surrounding trees. Wooden shelves and a simple gray couch provide a cozy atmosphere for relaxation.
Cabin in Breona
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 139 reviews

Off-grid cabin | Deep bath, lake views + fireplace

Welcome to Camp Nowhere. Once a humble fisherman’s shack, this off-grid cabin is now a sanctuary for rest, romance and reconnection overlooking yingina / The Great Lake in Tasmania’s Central Highlands. Curl up by the fireplace, cook over the firepit, unwind in the deep bath with views over the lake or sink into the king-sized bed nook. When (and if!) you’re ready to explore, bush walks, charming small towns and the wild beauty of the Highlands await.

Top guest favourite
A cozy living area showcases a leather sofa paired with a sleek chair, both positioned on a patterned rug. Timber beams and dark walls enhance the intimate atmosphere. The adjacent kitchen, visible in the background, features light wood cabinetry and a colorful tiled backsplash.
Cabin in Sheffield
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 558 reviews

Felons Corner Stunning Boutique Wilderness Stay

Felons Corner by Van Diemen Rise. 90 acres of dark forest, lofty views and rolling meadows overshadowed by a brooding mountain-scape. Out of the tree-line, a boutique cabin is worked into the fabric of the wilderness and walks the dangerous divide between hunting hideaway, industrial chic and unapologetic luxury. Follow the story @vandiemenrise This listing is not suitable for young children or pets due to the delicate nature of the furnishings

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An outdoor space is illuminated by soft lights, featuring a gravel path leading to a fire pit with a warm flame. A black tub rests on a wooden deck nearby, surrounded by greenery and rustic seating, creating a serene atmosphere for relaxation.
Cottage in Lower Wilmot
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 240 reviews

Romantic Wilderness Hideaway with Outdoor Bath

Escape to Tranquility Welcome to your private hideaway in the heart of Wilmot, Tasmania. Surrounded by rolling hills and native wildlife, our retreat invites you to unplug, recharge, and savor the untamed beauty of Australia’s island state. Whether you’re seeking a romantic getaway or an adventurous escape, this is the perfect base for exploring Cradle Mountain–Lake St. Clair National Park and the many gems of North West Tasmania.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Cradle Mountain?

    Visitors to Cradle Mountain often choose to stay near the entrance to Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, where cabins, lodges, and eco-retreats blend with the forest. Staying around the park entrance gives easy access to popular walking trails and visitor facilities.

  • What are the best things to do in Cradle Mountain with kids?

    Children often enjoy short walks like the Enchanted Walk, hands-on activities at the visitor center, and visiting animal sanctuaries to learn about native Tasmanian species. Boardwalks and forest paths make it easy for families to explore together.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Cradle Mountain?

    Explore walking trails such as the Dove Lake Circuit, visit ancient rainforests, or join wildlife tours featuring Tasmanian devils and wombats. Stargazing, photography, and learning about local ecology at the visitor center are frequently suggested activities.

  • How is the weather in Cradle Mountain?

    Cradle Mountain has cool, changeable weather year-round, with summer afternoons around 68-72°F (20-22°C) and winter temperatures often near 38-53°F (3-12°C). Expect rain at any season, and occasional snowfall in colder months—layered clothing and a waterproof jacket are recommended.

  • When is the best time to visit Cradle Mountain?

    Late spring through autumn is often recommended for clearer hiking trails and emerging wildflowers, while winter appeals to those interested in quiet scenery and occasional snow. Visitor numbers can peak during local holidays and school breaks.

  • What are the best places to visit in Cradle Mountain?

    Cradle Mountain has favorites like Dove Lake, the Enchanted Walk, and Waldheim Chalet. Wildlife encounters and sweeping views around these sites are frequently suggested by those exploring the area’s wild landscapes.

  • What are some hiking trails in Cradle Mountain?

    Cradle Mountain has a range of trails, including the easy Enchanted Walk and Rainforest Walk, the scenic Dove Lake Circuit, and the more challenging Marion's Lookout Track. Each offers distinct scenery, from ancient forests to alpine views.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Cradle Mountain?

    Families often enjoy gentle walks along boardwalks, visiting wildlife shelters, and picnicking near lakes like Dove Lake. Interpretive trails, guided animal spotting, and hands-on nature activities are frequently suggested for visitors of all ages.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Cradle Mountain?

    You can explore ancient forests, art galleries in small towns, or take in mountain lookouts and cascading waterfalls near Cradle Mountain. Many travelers also enjoy discovering caves and visiting wildlife sanctuaries in the surrounding region.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Cradle Mountain?

    Some accommodations near Cradle Mountain welcome pets, especially in self-contained cabins and select lodges. It’s helpful to check the property’s policies in advance, as pets may not be allowed in national park zones.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Cradle Mountain?

    Weather can shift quickly; pack layers and waterproof gear, even in warmer months. Early morning and evening bring quieter trails and increase chances for wildlife sightings such as wombats and wallabies.

  • What is Cradle Mountain known for?

    Cradle Mountain is known for its iconic jagged summit, ancient rainforests, and glassy lakes, all within Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park. Wildlife encounters, dramatic weather, and walking trails through unique alpine environments draw people worldwide.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Cradle Mountain?

    Seek out Pencil Pine Falls tucked in forested park areas, wander the lesser-known King Billy Track, or join early-morning guided walks to spot unique wildlife. Smaller galleries and peaceful alpine gardens provide quieter ways to experience the region.

  • What are the best foods to try in Cradle Mountain?

    Cradle Mountain has seasonal local produce, with fresh cheeses, honey, and Tasmanian salmon often featured in cafés and restaurants. Look for rich berry desserts, locally distilled spirits, and warming soups after a day outdoors.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Cradle Mountain?

    It’s suggested to bring layered clothing, sturdy waterproof footwear, and a rain jacket for Cradle Mountain’s shifting conditions. Binoculars, reusable water bottles, and a headlamp are also useful for walks and spotting nocturnal wildlife.

  • What is the nightlife in Cradle Mountain like?

    Nightlife around Cradle Mountain is low-key, with most activity focused on cozy lodges, relaxed dining, and bar lounges. Evening programs at visitor centers or fireside storytelling add a local touch.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Cradle Mountain?

    Cradle Mountain is known for nature-based experiences, and regional events often focus on Tasmanian food, local arts, and environmental awareness. Visitors around late spring may find seasonal festivals in nearby towns, but major gatherings are not common directly within Cradle Mountain National Park.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Cradle Mountain?

    Cradle Mountain has family-friendly cottages and cabins near the park entrance, with easy access to walking trails and nature activities. Many properties include self-catering facilities, cozy living spaces, and kid-friendly outdoor areas.

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