Zeehan Bush Camp

Loved our stay in there.

絕對獨特的露營帳篷，可以去西海岸看無比壯麗的日落。

Appears once to be a caravan park but now only has glamping tents and cabin accommodation. Cabins are standard. Well equipped for a short stay. Showers good and hot and bed comfortable . Very quiet time of year , no other travellers the night we were there.

Lovely set up - clean comfortable, and cosy tents with great cooking facilities and a fire pit as well as and thoughtful touches such as marshmallows to roast! Even on a wet evening was a lovely place to visit on our way round the west coast of Tassie.

Glamping tent was very comfortable with lots of little things provided such as an umbrella and fire pit including everything to get you going. Heater and split electric blankets on a comfy bed. Facilities were newly refurbished and very clean. Fully equipped camp kitchen with small individual fridge/freezer for each tent and BBQ area with 2 new large BBQs. We didn't but self catering would be easily done. Easy walk to town although supermarket is a fair way. Woke to the sounds of the bush.

Sent 4 nights here and found it to be one of the cleanest and friendliest campsites in Tassie. Ali and Clayton are wonderful hosts and will help you out anyway they can. Great indoor camp kitchen and fireplace for cold spring evenings. A great jumping off base for Montezuma Falls, Trial River and the extensive museum in Zeehan. Loved every minute of our stay

We had 2 nights in a cabin in the park. It was OK - pretty basic - but most things worked, including the wifi and hot water. So that was good. TV reception was a bit more intermittent. The bunk beds are definitely not comfortable for adults. Never seemed to be anyone at reception when we were there, so didn't get to meet our hosts. It seems Zeehan's mining industry is undergoing a bit of a revival at the moment, so accommodation was limited, and expensive for what you get. Location was a bit out of town and nice and quiet.

We loved our glamping stay at Zeehan Bush Camp. The tent is well equipped. The bush kitchen and glamping lounge had everything we needed. There was a great fire pit with outdoor furniture. Lots of hot water in the communal showers. Highly recommended.

It may not be flash as far as Motel or Hotel Accommodation goes, but neither does it pretend to be other than a “Glamping” option. However, in doing so, it also appears to greatly underate itself. Upon arrival, the manager was very warm in his welcoming and provided considerable information ranging from rules of the camp to sights to see in the local area and districts. The cabin contained a very comprehensive guest compendium. It also had four rooms (including the bathroom). Lounge areas contained a sofa (which could also be converted to a bed), table and chairs and a television. Also in the same room was a well-equipped kitchenette complete with complimentary tea/coffee. Two rooms provided sleeping areas, with one having a three-tiered bunk while the other had a double bed along with plenty of storage space and a desk from which to be able to work from. Excellent for families. The bathroom was of sufficient size, as was the shower. It may have looked basic, but it offered everything (and often more) than could be expected from a Motel Unit. Town Centre was located nearby as was Spray Tunnel.