Wayatinah Camping - a slice of paradise!
The Wayatinah Lakeside Caravan Park has for many years been a holiday destination for Tasmanian families because of its safety for children from main road traffic, its extensive area for kids to play and with the pool and tennis court to cool off or exercise, toilets and showers available, what more can one need. The pool is generally open between Christmas and Eight Hour Day weekend.
The village has its own small and challenging 6 hole golf course, lovingly maintained by local volunteers.
There is a Tavern which is located in the village which serve meals 6 days a week along with a small Store attached. A postal box, public telephone and both unleaded and diesel fuel are also available.
Fishing in the lake is superb with many a large fish finding its way onto campers plates. The lake is man made and has seldom been stocked with fish, as, when the lake was formed as a hydro storage lake, there were many trees left on or near the bottom. These play havoc with lures but ensure that young fish have a place to grow in safety .
There are many places to fish from small boats or the bank and the camp manager has a map available pointing out good spots.
The caravan park is located in the middle of Tasmania and is more and more being discovered by interstate and international campers and is often used as the first nights stopover on a trip between Hobart and Strahan.
Many find the peace and beauty of this park too enjoyable to hurry away from and stay for a few days to catch up on rest and laundry.
When you are here you will have very little chance of not talking to Diane, the camp owner. She will be more than happy to tell you of places of interest, both locally and for day trips in the vicinity.
Most times firepots are available for those that like to sit around the campfire and we are tolerant to considerate off road bike riders while totally non-tolerant to inconsiderate ones. This also applies to loud partying, we are a camp that caters for families first and while social gatherings are encouraged, loud music and drunken behavior are not.
CAMP FEES
The owner is committed to giving the best possible service and at the best price. As many of our customers are travelers on fixed incomes and many more are families looking for an economical holiday, the camp fees are kept as low as practical.
Adults (16 and up) $12 per night
Children (5 to 15) $6 per night
under 5 free
If you want a powered site please add $5 per night (as available)
The village has its own small and challenging 6 hole golf course, lovingly maintained by local volunteers.
There is a Tavern which is located in the village which serve meals 6 days a week along with a small Store attached. A postal box, public telephone and both unleaded and diesel fuel are also available.
Fishing in the lake is superb with many a large fish finding its way onto campers plates. The lake is man made and has seldom been stocked with fish, as, when the lake was formed as a hydro storage lake, there were many trees left on or near the bottom. These play havoc with lures but ensure that young fish have a place to grow in safety .
There are many places to fish from small boats or the bank and the camp manager has a map available pointing out good spots.
The caravan park is located in the middle of Tasmania and is more and more being discovered by interstate and international campers and is often used as the first nights stopover on a trip between Hobart and Strahan.
Many find the peace and beauty of this park too enjoyable to hurry away from and stay for a few days to catch up on rest and laundry.
When you are here you will have very little chance of not talking to Diane, the camp owner. She will be more than happy to tell you of places of interest, both locally and for day trips in the vicinity.
Most times firepots are available for those that like to sit around the campfire and we are tolerant to considerate off road bike riders while totally non-tolerant to inconsiderate ones. This also applies to loud partying, we are a camp that caters for families first and while social gatherings are encouraged, loud music and drunken behavior are not.
CAMP FEES
The owner is committed to giving the best possible service and at the best price. As many of our customers are travelers on fixed incomes and many more are families looking for an economical holiday, the camp fees are kept as low as practical.
Adults (16 and up) $12 per night
Children (5 to 15) $6 per night
under 5 free
If you want a powered site please add $5 per night (as available)
