The Zeehan Caravan Park provides comfortable accommodation at Zeehan, on Tasmania's West Coast. Relax in the quiet bush setting of the Zeehan Caravan park situated alongside a creek and in a valley surrounded by rugged hills. This Treasure Island Group caravan park is a short 5-minute walk from the Zeehan town centre. Choose from deluxe cabins, on-site vans or bring your own van. There are also many tent sites shaded by native trees. Meet the other visitors in the campers kitchen.

• Ensuite cabins
• Onsite vans
• Powered sites
• Tent sites

Caravans:

• Shared bathroom
• Sleeps up to 4
• Heating
• Cooking facilities
• Microwave
• Television
• Linen extra

See Also:

• Cabin Park Queenstown
• Campground Franklin River
• Campsites Lake Burbury
• Rosebery Caravan Park
• Campsites Macquarie Heads
• Campsites Lake Rosebery
• Campsites Thureau Hills
• Discovery Caravan Park Strahan
• Camping Waratah

Facilities

• Ensuite cabins
• Sleep up to 6
• Heating
• Cooking facilites
• Microwave
• Television
• Linen for 2 people
• Car Park
• Cots available

The Zeehan Caravan Park is perfectly located to undertake a range of activities in this area inlcuding bushwalking4WD, motorbike riding, mountain biking, photography, tour groups and groups bookings. Listen to the birds, breathe the fresh mountain air and explore the many things to see in and around Zeehan. Visit the fascinating Pioneer and Railway Museums, the pioneer cemetery, the Spray Tunnel, Reece Dam, and Granville Harbour and Trial Harbour on the coast. The park managers are happy to provide information about the local attractions and surrounding wilderness areas.

Zeehan is a small mining town on the west coast of Tasmania, Australia. It lies 140 kilometres south-west of Burnie. As at the 2006 census, Zeehan had a population of less than 900 people. It forms part of the Municipality of West Coast.

See also

• Discovery Holiday Park Strahan
• Caravan Park Strahan
• Strahan Backpackers
  

Tasmania

Address

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