Tennis:
Bring your tennis rackets (or borrow ours) and host your own family grand slam event. |
Relax (it's the Wayatinah Way!):
Bring a good book, cards, family games, a hammock and change pace from your otherwise busy life. |
Swimming:
Bring your bathers and splash in our pool (open from Christmas Eve until the March long weekend). Or alternatively, take a swim in the lake. |
Fishing:
The Lake and surrounding waterways are home to rainbow and brown trout, salmon and red fin perch. Remember any caught red fin must not be released alive back into the water. |
Get out on the Water:
Bring your kayak, wake board or canoe and explore the lake, it will keep you entertained for hours. If you are indeed lucky you will spot the nesting pair of sea eagles (yes sea eagles!)
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See history in action:
Step back in time and see the now rare sight of wooden pipelines (now metal) used deliver water to the power stations build last century in Tasmania. These two pipelines are the largest in existence in the Southern Hemisphere. Made from Baltic Pine they have been in service for over 50 years. Ask us for directions.
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Bike Riding:
There are lots of tracks surrounding the Park for BMX, motorbike and all terrain vehicle enthusiasts for small and big kids alike! Don't forget helmets and other appropriate safety gear'if warranted. |
Hiking:
There are lots of great walks in the area including the walk into Taraleah Falls (10 minute drive and then a 30 minute walk on a well marked path) for the energetic.
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Tall Trees:
And for the ultra-energetic ask us for the GPS coordinates of some of the most stunning examples of 300+ year old E. regnan's and obliqua's in our back yard on both Heals and Blue Spur off the Florentine Road just the other side of the village. |
