Richmond Cabin & Tourist Park Richmond Hobart Tasmania Australia |
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The Richmond Cabin & Tourist park offers a range
of accommodation. It has cabins, campsites, powered and unpoweres
sites, and ensuite sites. Park facilities include a campers kitchen,
gas barbeque, half size tennis court, shop, games room, playground
and swimming pool. The swimming pool is solar heated and is open
for use when the temperature is 25 degrees or warmer.
Cabins are offered with or without private facilities.
All cabins have tea and coffee making facilities, television,
cooking facilities, heating, electric blankets, double bed
and bunk beds. Cabins with their own private facilities have
two bedrooms.
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- Self contained cabins
- Complete with private facilities
- Onsite cabins
- Powered sites, private facilities
- Tent camping, non-powered sites
- Heated indoor swimming pool
- Half court tennis
- Children's playground
- Gas barbecues
The Richmond Cabin and Tourist Park is located jsut a short
walk from the main Richmond village street featuring
craft shops, galleries, antique shops, maze, restaurants and
tearooms. Take your time and admire the old buildings and
historic sandstone bridge, picnic beside the peaceful Coal River
and feed the ducks below Australia's oldest working bridge, the
Richmond Bridge. Other attractions including the Bonorong Wildlife Park and ZooDoo Fun Park are located nearby.
See also
Featuring |
• Self catering cabins |
• Kiosk onsite |
•Close to Richmond attractions |
| • Close to Richmond |
• 30-minutes to Hobart City, |
• Children's Playground |
| • Standard Cabins |
• All Major Credit Cards |
• Tent sites, powered sites |
Richmond, Tasmania Australia is a small tourist town located
app. 25 km north-east of Hobart, in the Coal River region, between
the Midland Highway and Tasman Highway. As at the 2006
census, Richmond had a population of just under 900 persons.
Richmond's most famous landmark is the Richmond Bridge which
was built in 1823, around the time of the town's first
settlement. It remains Australia's oldest bridge still in daily
use.
Address
48 Middle Tea Tree Road
Richmond, Tasmania 7025
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