Dusk2Dawn Accommodation

Join in for a local harvest festival on a small organic Hazelnut farm and farm stay in Tasmania. Looking back to 1973, the year that John Lennon and Yoko Ono founded the imaginary country Nutopia, they are channelling the 70s. Retro dress-ups are encouraged but not mandatory.​ Camp for the main event on 1st of April or stay a while longer. Tractors and Blues. Get amongst them with a tent, swag, caravan and book yourself dispersed camping for NUTOPIA - Cultural Festival

Nestled in a spectacular natural amphitheatre along the Pipers River Wine Route, Lalla Gully Vineyard—formerly Leaning Church Vineyard—is a relaxed cellar door, restaurant and events destination in Northern Tasmania. Discover cool-climate Tasmanian wines, seasonal food and warm country hospitality while overlooking the vines and picturesque rural landscape. The historic church, vineyard, cellar door and expansive grounds give Lalla Gully its distinctive character, creating a memorable place to visit, dine, celebrate or simply settle in with a relaxing glass of wine between your travels. Set amongst beautiful undulations hills of Lilydale with lake views, the estate offers a stunning all in one location for weddings, celebrations and corporate functions. Home of the iconic 1912 Leaning Church, a 21x10 permanent marquee with attached caterers shed and vineyard grounds are available to hire with flexible spaces suited to intimate ceremonies, long lunches, workshops, larger events and weddings.

Hollybank Forest Reserve is just a 20-minute drive from Launceston. This is one of Tasmania's most popular picnic areas and has a distinctly European flavour. In autumn, exotic deciduous trees are a colourful contrast to the natives. A 40-minute walk passes through examples of Tasmania's major production forest types in a demonstration forest. Interpretive signs show how each forest type is harvested and regenerated. The reserve also contains 20 kilometres of dedicated mountain bike trails descending through the forest with short and long loops suitable for beginner and advanced riders. For the more adventurous there's a ten kilometre descent called the Juggernaut that will challenge the best of riders. There is a bike map, a toilet, tap and bike wash at the trailhead.