Twighlight Candle Tour through the 1868 Ladies Cottage Asylum

The Woodbridge Tasmania is an award-winning, heritage-listed Georgian mansion offering boutique waterfront accommodation in New Norfolk, in Tasmania's Derwent Valley. Built by convicts in 1825 and restored in 2005, it was judged Tasmania's best restoration and Australia's best restoration in 2005–06. The Woodbridge blends 200 years of history with modern comfort. A Small Luxury Hotel from 2007–19, it now offers a Rooms Only concept for independent travellers, with a communal self-catering kitchenette and dining room. The acclaimed Agrarian Kitchen is within easy walking distance, while the historic Bush Inn is a short stroll along the river. The Shed at Derwent Estate and The Source at MONA are 10–20 minutes away by car. Relax beside the Derwent River, walk through the adjacent riverside parklands, or explore nearby wilderness and walking trails. Nine individually designed, elegantly comfortable rooms have Wi-Fi, heating, fans or air-conditioning, ensuite bathrooms and river views. The Woodbridge is an ideal base for exploring Hobart, the Derwent Valley and Southern Tasmania. It is 30 minutes from Hobart, 45 minutes from Hobart Airport, and close to Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, the historic Salmon Ponds and Mt Field National Park. Wineries, distilleries, microbreweries and antique shops are also nearby.

Located just 36 km north-west of Hobart, the New Norfolk Caravan Park is situated on the banks of the beautiful River Derwent and makes an ideal base for exploring Southern Tasmania. The park has 58 powered sites; eight are drive-through sites, and the others are suited for motorhomes and small caravans. There are also two cabins and one onsite caravans. There are also 18 unpowered site spaces in the park, all of which are grass with plenty of trees to provide shade. There is a barbeque, camp kitchen and full laundry facilities. The cabins have television, electric blankets, and tea and coffee-making facilities. The Town of New Norfolk was settled in 1808 and spreads over both sides of the Derwent River with the main shopping district a five minute walk from the Caravan Park. The town is home to many antique stores as well as the oldest continuously licensed hotel in Australia - The Bush Inn. From the New Norfolk Caravan Park, there is a popular walking track that follows the River Derwent through the wetlands and to Tynwald Park where you can see wildlife such as wild ducks and platypus. The river itself is a great fishing spot.

The Shingles Riverside Cottages provide self-contained accommodation in New Norfolk, in Tasmania's south. The cottages have a stunning absolute waterfront location on the banks of the Derwent River. The tranquil grounds feature a private jetty, extensive gardens and an outdoor summer months-only swimming pool. Choose from one of four cottages in studio or apartment style. All cottages include reverse-cycle heat pumps, wide-screen televisions with DVD players and DVDs, and barbecue facilities. Three have laundry facilities and kitchens. A Porta cot and high chair are available on request. The Birches is a two-bedroom modern spa cottage that can sleep, six guests. The bedrooms feature queen beds and up to king single bunk beds. The Derwent one-bedroom cottage can sleep up to five, with a queen and two king singles in one bedroom and another single bed in the separate sitting area. The Willows Cottage sleeps four in contemporary studio-style accommodation, with a queen and single bed with trundle. Paddy's Flat offers a studio-style room with a queen bed, compact sitting area, kitchenette and ensuite, on the lower level of a two-story building. New Norfolk is a 30-minute from Hobart.