The Hearth of Chudleigh

Wesley Dale Tasmania offers an immersive farm stay beneath the Western Tiers. At its heart is the 1870s Coach House, restored to balance historic character with modern comfort. Spacious living areas with timber beams, wood fires and a deep bathtub overlooking the mountains create a sense of warmth and welcome. With two queen bedrooms, a mezzanine queen loft and a large bunk room, the Coach House accommodates families and groups of up to fourteen. Beyond the convict cut brick walls, guests step into parkland shaded by century-old oaks, chestnuts and macrocarpas. The wider property is a working sheep farm, where seasonal rhythms shape the land — lambing in spring, shearing in summer, and quiet grazing paddocks through the cooler months. What makes Wesley Dale unique is its living legacy. Once in disrepair, the buildings and gardens have been carefully restored. Every beam and stone reflects Tasmanian history and resilience. Here, visitors are invited to slow down, share meals and connect with the land. Wesley Dale is not an escape from life, but a chance to step further into it — with iconic Tasmanian destinations and experiences right on the doorstep.

Old Wesleydale Heritage Accommodation offers very comfortable self-contained accommodation near Mole Creek, in Northern Tasmania. Find yourself at Old Wesleydale - a special place in history. A fascinating country property settled in 1829, and steeped in early European settlement history. The house and outbuildings are of early Georgian architecture, giving an insight into the trials confronted by the early pioneers. The stone accommodation building, originally the 'dairy' building, was where cream and cheese making took place. Explore the fortified barn and great stone walled compound, indicative of bygone days, set within a majestic rural landscape, flanked by the Great Western Tiers. Find yourself comfortable, cosy and at home in this well appointed accommodation, breakfast provisions are included, and barbecue facilities available. Relax in and soak up the atmosphere of the English style garden. Make yourself at home in our potager, and feel free to pick some fresh fruit and vegetables. Old Wesleydale is centrally located amongst all the great tourist attractions of the North; Trowunna Wildlife Park, Tasmanian Devil Research Centre, Marakoopa and King Solomon Caves, Ashgrove Cheese, Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm, a 90 minute picturesque drive to Cradle Mountain. Explore the nearby towns of Chudleigh, Deloraine, Mole Creek and Westbury.

This is a hosted stay through Hipcamp, below is the information provided by the Host regarding their offering. Come and enjoy 27 acres of native forest and abundant wildlife. Camper's can walk around the property for spotlighting or just relax and contemplate the views to the Tiers...This is the gateway for Cradle Mountain. The property is located approximately five minutes drive to Mole Creek, 20 minutes to Deloraine, and one hour to the airport and Launceston. There are no facilities here, campers will need to be self-contained and leave no trace. Campfires are permitted within local regulations and in designated campfire areas. Please make sure the fire is completely extinguished and the area is clean before you leave.