Huon Valley Caravan Park

The Southeast

At the junction of the Huon and Mountain Rivers is this lush, grassy patch on a working farm. There are no cabins, but there's a fabulous camp kitchen with a pizza oven, tidy amenities, and nifty powered sites with elevated, brightly painted en suites. You're free to pick from the strawberry patch, herb garden and orchard.

The farm is part of the Devil Recovery Program, and at 4pm each day it runs a devil feeding and farm show for guests, with working dogs, chicks for the kids to handle and so on.

Contact

Address

177 Wilmot Rd, Huonville

Get In Touch

0438 304 383

https://www.huonvalleycaravanpark.com.au/

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