Search Farmstay in National Park

"Lovely heritage listed and beautifully restored Georgian manor, with well appointed and very comfortable rooms. Great location on the River Derwent, within walking distance to the town centre."

"Very spacious with good layout. Excellent hiking trails right at the doorstep."

"Wonderful position with a view over the Derwent river. Squeezy parking and wouldnt cope with a large vehicle or a van. The road in would be difficult with a van and no area to turn around. No problems if youre just travelling in a car."

"We booked one night in the lodge. The instructions for check in were easy to follow and our room and the communal areas (kitchen and bathrooms) were very clean and presentable. The lodge is right right next to the restaurant and Altho we did not eat there, the food smelt delicious."

"It's the second time we stayed in Curringa Farm after 13 years. It's still as wonderful. Jane and Tim are very friendly and helpful as always. The two-hour farm tour is a must to join and it's very informative. And watching the night sky full of stars and even aurora is truly enjoyable. A must place to visit in Tasmania."

"It's a quirky place. Pretty unique in my travels."

"A beautiful setting on the edge of River Derwent. Well maintained grounds, the perfect spot for a relaxing stay."

"This was a lovely farm stay surrounded by sheep and countryside. Don’t expect to be close to any dining options but expect to be fully relaxed at the end of your stay. Make sure you give the bullock a slice of bread and walk to the lake. "

"This was a great stay between Strahan and Hobart and close to the Mt Field National Park, where we did Russell and Horseshoe falls. The accomodation was clean and very comfortable. It was great to look over the fields where the alpacas lived to the mountains. The accommodation had everything we needed to be comfortable and we were instructed on what was available food wise before we came, as there are not many options once you get to Maydena. Highly recommend this place to stay."