The Crayfish Creek Van, Cabin Park and Spa House is located near Stanley in Tasmania’s northwest. The park provides cabin and unit accommodation as well as camp sites, situated between Rocky Cape National Park andStanley, famous for the landmark 'The Nut'. Crayfish Creek offers a choice of luxury spa units, holiday units as well as park cabins.

Crayfish Creek is just over one-hours’ drive - app. 100 kilometres - from the Spirit of Tasmania ferry terminal in Devonport.

Onsite vans are also available, as are serviced and unpowered camp sites. There is a luxury tree-house with spa. The Crayfish Creek Cabin Park also provides full amenities including a kiosk. Cabin and unit accommodation options have double rooms and can accommodate extra guests. Choose from natural secluded sites, or luxurious cabin and spa options.

• Spa Cabins
• Serviced campsites
• Unpowered sites
• Onsite vans
• Luxury tree house (spa)
• Cabin accommodation
• Unit accommodation

See also:

• Beach Retreat Tourist Park Wynyard
• Caravan Park Penguin
• Leisureville Caravan Park Wynyard
• Somerset Beachside Cabin Caravan Park
• BIG4 Ulverstone Holiday Park
• Cradle Mountain Caravan Park
• Burnie Caravan Park
• Devonport Vacation Village
• Abel Tasman Devonport
• Discovery Holiday Park Latrobe
• Gowrie Park Caravan Park
• Arthur River Cabin Park
• Stanley Caravan Park
  

PARK FACILITIES

• 24 hour Reception
• BBQ Facilities
• Camp Kitchen
• Car park
• Communal Kitchen
• Communal Refrigerator
• Cots Available
• Cycle/Running Path
• Iron
• Kiosk
• Laundry
• Playground
• Public Telephone
• Spa
• Tour Desk
• TV/Lounge Area
• Wood Heater/Pot Belly

Crayfish Creek is a good base to explore Tasmania’s northwest region. Stroll along uninhabted beaches, discover shell coves, creeks and forest reserves within a short distance from the Crayfish Creek Cabin Park. You can go fishing or plan a bushwalk in the Rocky Cape National Park. The attractive town of Stanley is nearby where you can take a chairlift ride up The Nut, a volcanic plug discovered by explorers Bass and Flinders in 1798. Camping, bushwalking diving and 4WD Tracks in this area.

In Tasmania’s remote north west you can walk endless beaches, cruise the Arthur River, see ancient blackwood forest at Dismal Swamp, go four wheel driving and encounter abundant native wildlife including wombats, wallabies and Tasmanian devils.

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• All Hobart Caravan Parks
• Camping Near Hobart
• Caravan Parks Southern Tasmania
• East Coast Tasmania