Tamar Valley Accommodation
Places to stay in Tasmania are as diverse as the landscape, and the Tamar Valley provides options like domes in the vines, cabins tucked among the trees, rivers edge caravan & RV stops, and unique Tasmanian properties where our locals invite you stay.
Map out an itinerary and start planning – accommodation fills fast in peak periods, so it’s best to book in advance.
Make contact with our Tamar Visitor Centre in Exeter, and they can book you in, and help you with some personalised advice too. Give them a call directly on (03) 6394 4454 or email tamar@wtc.tas.gov.au
The usual online booking options are available with searches like…
Tamar Valley Tasmania
pick your closest towns such as Riverside, Grindelwald, Legana, Exeter or Beauty Point
opt for rivers edge with Deviot, Kayena or Clarence Point
Greens Beach or Kelso with give you the backing sounds of waves
If you search Glengarry you might find yourself a farm stay
You also have the option to download the Discover Tasmania app for real-time tips, create your own visit lists, and find events tailored to your current location. Accommodation options can be viewed here but bookings are direct with the properties.
If you’ve arrived on the Spirit of Tasmania, and maybe have your caravan in tow, you have made the right choice to start your adventure in the Tamar Valley! The Tamar Valley is the perfect choice for an unforgettable Tasmanian adventure. With your caravan as your trusty companion, you're sure to create memories that will last a lifetime.
As you navigate Frankford Road you'll be treated to stunning views, from lush green farms to forests and even glimpses of Bass Strait. After a picturesque drive, you'll reach the town of Exeter, be sure to stop at Cabin Coffee for a pick me up and stock up on some delicious treats from the Exeter Bakery.
Exeter was the haunt of the infamous Matthew Brady and you can follow in his footsteps with a visit to Brady’s lookout and stop in for a Cider too.
While you are in Exeter, parking your caravan or turning around is easy with plenty of space in front of the high school, then you can stock up on a range of local produce, essentials from two IGA supermarkets, and perhaps a few less desirable but necessary items from the hardware/tool shops. Before continuing on your journey, head to the Tamar Visitor Centre in Exeter for information on the region.
As you travel North to Beaconsfield you will quickly learn that it was one of Tasmania's richest gold towns. The story of its rich mining heritage continues to be shared today at the award-winning Beaconsfield Mine and Heritage Centre.
For your convenience on where to pull in we can recommend the following friendly and helpful caravan parks:
To simply stop to unload:
You can find the Beaconsfield Dump Point in Grubb Street. Located at the Showgrounds, it is accessible to big rigs, free to access, rubbish disposal bins and offers public toilets. There is no portable water.
Less accessible is the Bakers Beach Dump Point on Baker’s Point Road, offering free public access and toilet facilities.
A detour over the river will also give you an option in George Town DP at the Info Centre, East Tamar Highway, this is also accessible to big rigs, free to access, no portable water. Public toilets are located in the town center.