APARTMENTS GLENORA

28 gates is a little piece of boutique accommodation in Tasmania's beautiful Derwent Valley. Just a one hours drive west of Hobart, it is located on historic "Bloomfield", a sixth generation, family owned grazing and cropping property dating back to 1862. The quality accommodation over two floors, sleeps up to six people, with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, two living areas, a fully appointed European kitchen and laundry. Two bedrooms lead onto the balcony. Complimentary still or sparkling wine, farm tour, hand made treats and full breakfast provisions on arrival. Meals can be purchased too. 28 gates is surrounded by 5000 acres, that includes four lakes stocked with Wild Brown, Rainbow, Tiger and Brook Trout, we can organise a guide by request. There are plenty of walking tracks and at least 60 species of birds have been identified. See native animals in their natural habitat . Feed our beautiful pets.Photography tuition is available too. 28 gates is a 30-minute drive from New Norfolk. Also close by are Salmon Ponds, Agrarian Kitchen, The Wall, Mt Field National Park, 3 golf courses, kayaking and many more attractions. Rates vary according to the time of year and length of stay....

Duffy's Self Contained Accommodation is located in Westerway, near the Styx Valley in Tasmania's south. Duffy's provides self contained accommodation in a quiet country setting surrounded by pasture and bushland, and overlooks a berry farm. A great location to use as a base for day trips, exploring the wilderness or fishing in the Tyenna River. In the distance are spectacular views of the Wellington mountain range, and nearby located are Mt. Field National Park, the Styx Valley and Russell Falls. The cottage is fully equipped for self catering visitor accommodation. It consists of two guest bedrooms with a double and single bed, an open plan kitchen and dining, and a lounge with a cosy wood fire. There is also a family bathroom and separate laundry facilities. The cabin is ideal accommodation for travelling couples and it is equipped for self catering visitors with a comfortable open plan living area and queen sized bed. A country style verandah enables guests to enjoy outdoor living with a barbecue and outdoor setting. Undercover parking is provided and Duffy's ensures a safe and family friendly environment. Westerway is a one-hour-and-seven-minute drive (65 km) north-west of Hobart....

The Platypus Playground Riverside Cottage offers self-contained accommodation at Westerway, a 55-minute drive from Hobart and just a five-minute drive from Russell Falls and Mt. Field National Park. The Platypus Playground Riverside Cottage is a self-contained fully equipped two bedroom cottage by the river. The main bedroom has a queen size bed and overlooks the river just metres away. There is a second bedroom with single bed. Enjoy alfresco dining on the back deck listening to the babbling Tyenna River where you may spot one of the resident platypus. Fish one of the best trout rivers in Tasmania, or just enjoy the unique experience of being 'by the river'. Whether you've been wine tasting, browsing the local craft galleries, enjoying the eateries, walking the beautiful forests and mountain tracks of nearby Mt Field National Park, viewing the wild scenery of the South West World Heritage Area and Lake Pedder, gazing at the world's tallest hardwood trees in the Styx Valley, watching the local wildlife and waterfalls, the Platypus Playground offers a warm and welcome haven. All linen and cooking facilities are provided. Next door is The Possum Shed offering great breakfasts and lunches.

Hamlet Downs Country Accommodation offers a special accommodation experience for travellers to the magnificent Mt Field region of Tasmania and a great stopover to/from Strahan. We offer private suites, special service and great meals that will make your stay memorable. Enjoy our lovely property with 36 acres of beautiful gardens, open fields, serene ponds and unique Australian wildlife. Enjoy meals delicious from our kitchen. Our menu uses our own delicious seasonal produce as well as local and Tasmanian specialities. We offer local and Australian wines and beers. Want to self-cater? Hamlet Downs offers apartments with kitchens and all the necessary implements, linen and cooking appliances. Local attractions include Mt Field National Park, Russell Falls, the Styx Valley with the world's tallest hardwoods, the World Heritage South West Wilderness around Strathgordon, the Maydena Rail Riders, the Salmon Ponds, New Norfolk (antiques) and near Hobart, the Museum of New and Old Art (Mona). Enjoy bird watching here and nearby. One day is not enough to enjoy the local attractions or to relax at Hamlet Downs....

Enjoy the ambience, peace and quiet in our fully-restored 100-year-old self contained two bedroom cottage that sleeps six comfortably can accommodate up to eight people. The cabin is surrounded by garden and all things country, set in the sleepy village of Westerway. It is located away from the local main highway, 30 metres away from the Tyenna River, which houses a platypus family you may catch a glimpse of, and a permanent trout filled stream to fish in. Relax and listen to the bubbling river and local birdlife. The cottage has an open plan full size kitchen, dining and lounge room with a wood heater. There are also laundry facilities available. Blue Wren Riverside Cottage is only minutes from Mount Field National Park, the famous Russell Falls and the tallest hardwood forest in the world, as well as near to the World Heritage South West Wilderness around Lakes Pedder and Gordon. We are a great location for adventures to Hobart, central highlands around Lake St Clair and New Norfolk. Nearby things to do include Maydena Rail Rider, fresh water fishing, the Salmon Ponds, Trout hatchery, kayaking and plenty of Tasmania's fauna and flora including wallibies and small kangaroos.

Post House Cottage, Fentonbury, just an hour from Hobart, is a restored building in the Derwent Valley offering self-contained accommodation. The cottage, just 10 minutes drive from Mount Field National Park, provides the peace and tranquillity of a rural setting with all the comforts of home. This 1900s, fully restored cottage is set in its own garden. It is spacious and very comfortable. The cottage is fully equipped with all modern appliances. It has a living room, kitchen/dining, bathroom with shower, and two bedrooms, one with double bed and one with twin beds. A large veranda provides a peaceful area for outdoor eating or just relaxing. Post House Cottage is set on a small farm with alpacas, sheep, ducks and hens. Post House Cottage is an ideal base from which to explore the beautiful Derwent Valley, with its oast houses, hop farms, the famous Russell Falls at Mount Field, the Styx Valley, Lake Pedder and local historic towns such as Hamilton and Bothwell. Or just relax; look out for the spectacular wildlife/bird display. Watch the Kookaburras feed; see eagles soar over Belcher's Point or the many species of wrens....

Swallows Nest Guesthouse is located in Plenty in the Derwent Valley. This century-old hop kiln nestles on the banks of the Derwent River, and has been luxury furnished and decorated. Swallows Nest Guesthouse is a tranquil place where you can fish for trout or maybe spot a platypus, or just enjoy the absolute pleasure of strolling through the seven acres of rolling lawns, complimented by fruit trees, white gums, lavender, rosemary and many other native shrubs. Swallows Nest Guesthouse is just a 40-minute drive from Hobart and a ten-minute drive from the centre of New Norfolk on the Rivers Run Route. Call in at the trout hatchery of Salmon Ponds before visiting Bushy Park hop fields. Here you will see many examples of historic multi-storied hop kilns, carefully positioned around a beautiful lake, home too many native water birds and wildlife. On the Rivers Run Route, visit the spectacular Russell Falls and Mt. Field en-route to Lake Pedder before driving on to the West Coast.

Anglers with an interest in the history of their sport will appreciate the collection showing the changes to fishing equipment over time and the history of angling in Tasmania. The museum is housed in the cottage built for the first superintendent of the Salmon Ponds in 1865. Not a line could be cast for trout until the first brown and rainbow trout in the southern hemisphere were raised here in 1864. They were the base stock of streams and lakes in Australia and New Zealand. Visitors can view fish breeding in all its stages, from fingerlings to full grown brown, rainbow and brook trout and Atlantic salmon....

The Possum Shed is a unique riverside cafe in the picturesque Derwent Valley, conveniently located a short distance from Mt Field National Park. Enjoy delicious fresh food, home made cakes and scones and a fantastic range of teas, coffees and cold drinks. A place for all seasons, you can dine in the garden or on the deck overlooking the river, or indoors among the local craft and photography, and always keep an eye out for the resident platypus! Bookings essential for groups and strongly advised during weekends and holidays....

The Westerway Raspberry Farm is a family-owned farm supplying fresh Tasmanian berries and berry products at its Farm Gate shop. Westerway is one hour West of Hobart in the Derwent Valley. Visitors to the Derwent Valley will find our roadside stall on the banks of the Tyenna river at Westerway, nestled amongst tall poplar trees. We are on the way to the popular Mt Field National Park (home of Russell Falls and the world's tallest flowering trees). Visitors can find a variety of freshly picked traditional varieties of raspberries, blackcurrants, blackberries, red currants, blueberries, cherries and strawberries. They can also find more unique varieties such as silvanberries, golden raspberries and josterberries. Aside from fresh fruit, we also sell juice, ice cream, jam, sauce, liqueur, and teas made from berries grown on our farm. The Clark family have grown berries since the 1960s. But the introduction of mechanical harvesting in the early 1990s helped transform the farm into one of the largest soft fruit farms in Australia....

Hawthorn Lodge has been welcoming guests since 1869. A delightful heritage listed building in the rural village of Bushy Park, 40 minutes from Hobart and close to Mt Field National Park with the famous Russell Falls. Hawthorn Lodge is famed as the home of "hops" which were introduced by the Shoobridge family. Around the property hops are still grown and guests can view the original hop houses . Traditional welcoming Tasmanian hospitality is provided. Guests having full access to the gardens, lounges, farm kitchen and veranda. Rooms are furnished with high quality linen and fittings with both en suite and shared facilities available. Breakfast is provided to all guests and makes full use of local fruits, home made bread, yoghurt and preserves much of which is cultivated at Hawthorn Lodge. Transfers from Hobart are available. This includes the very popular Overland Track transfer service Hawthorn Lodge provides for guests walking the overland track. Hawthorn Lodge is a perfect base for southern Tasmania with Hobart easily reached in one direction and the world heritage area in another. For adventure seekers kayaking if offered on the Derwent river and mountain biking at the Maydena Bike Park....

Glamping - luxury camping, in one of Australia's first truffle orchards ,on the banks of the Derwent River. Guests stay in 5 spacious safari tents, fully equipped with king beds, lounges, heating and cooling, minibar, refrigerators, coffee machines, The attached ensuite bathrooms in water tanks feature hand-made wooden baths and separate rain shower. Each tent has a spacious deck with rocking chairs, and outdoor furniture, overlooking the river. Every tent has a spectacular river and valley view. Wooden walkways link the tents to the lodge buildings. The lodge buildings are also linked with timber decks and walkway,. The dining and lounge lodges overlook the river, and their glass walls offer wonderful views. Both have lush furnishings, rich timber, original artworks, and wood fires. The style is Australian bush camp meets Arabian Nights, with Steam Punk! The reception building welcomes guests, and includes a bar featuring local wines. Derwent Valley produce is highlighted in both breakfast and dinner menus. Activities include fly fishing, kayaking and biking, wild-life spotting, and walks in the truffle orchard. The property is designed and built to incorporate eco friendly principles. Truffle Lodge is just 45 minutes riverside drive from Hobart...