Pete Cornelius + Smithton Primary

A beautifully restored Californian bungalow home, fully self-contained with complete kitchen and laundry facilities. Grace's Spa Cottage has a cosy open wood fire, a luxurious two-person spa, air conditioning, and three bedrooms (two with ensuites). The third bedroom has a double and one single bed (note: even if you book only as one couple, you with have the whole house to yourselves). New granite bench top in the kitchen, TV, DVD, barbeque, full linen, and towels provided. There is a playground and a very private backyard, a huge living area with french doors opening out onto a north-facing sunny, sheltered verandah. Grace's Spa Cottage has five beds and can sleep a maximum of 8 people.

The far north-west of Tasmania means rich dairying country, towering rainforest, majestic rivers and the island's best surfing beach. The Bridge is on the banks of the Duck River (lovely views) but only a step from the centre of Smithton. You'll have the comfort and convenience you need to put all your energy into enjoying the wild and the wonderful. You can cruise the Arthur River, wonder at ancient Aboriginal sites at Mount Cameron West, get a feel for colonial history at Highfield House, drink in the earth's freshest air at Woolnorth. Surfers must catch the waves at Marrawah. Don't forget to visit the fascinating Dismal Swamp after which you can return for a friendly meal at the Bridge Hotel to replenish your energy and prepare you for another great day.

This is a hosted stay through Hipcamp, below is the information provided by the Host regarding their offering. Nestled along the serene banks of the Duck River in Smithton, Tasmania, Smithton Tourist Park offers a peaceful retreat amidst lush gardens and vibrant birdlife. As the westernmost park with powered sites and full amenities on Tasmania's North West coast, it’s the perfect base to explore the natural beauty and attractions of the region. Accommodation options cater to all kinds of travellers, from spacious grassed powered and unpowered sites to clean, comfortable cabins with views of the river or surrounding gardens. Guests have access to ensuite-style amenities, a fully equipped camp kitchen, laundry facilities, and relaxing riverside BBQ areas. The park fosters a friendly, social atmosphere with a daily happy hour on the deck overlooking the river—an ideal place to unwind after a day of exploring. It’s also pet-friendly, so your furry companions are more than welcome to join the adventure. Just a short walk from Smithton’s town centre and local golf club, and around 130 km from Devonport and the Spirit of Tasmania ferry terminal, Smithton Tourist Park combines convenience with tranquillity.