Low Head Tourist Park – Caravan Park

Low Head Tourist Park Caravan Park also has a number of powered, unpowered and en-suite sites for those bringing an RV, camper van or tent, also with pleasant views of the river. There is an amenities block, facilities for disabled visitors, a communal laundry and kitchen, and a barbecue area which is covered so even the rain won’t spoil your grill. Water and sullage are, of course, available, and there is a children’s play area nearby.

A more detailed look at what comes in the cottages may be worthwhile. You get a microwave oven, a refrigerator, a stove top, a toaster, equipment for making tea and coffee, a good deal of cutlery and crockery, a television and DVD player, electric blankets, an iron and ironing board, blankets, linen and towels, heating and air conditioning. By comparison, the budget cabins have a kitchenette rather than a full kitchen, which has much of the same although not the stove top, and the rest is identical except for the sleeping arrangements and the amount of space. There are also family cabins, which are slightly larger versions of the budget ones.

Low Head Tourist Park Caravan Park was awarded the Trip Advisor Certificate Of Excellence 2016, and for good reason. As well has having free wireless internet, you have friendly and helpful staff who are more than happy to assist with luggage storage, ticket and tour bookings, any maintenance issues or if you just want to know how something like the coin-operated laundry works, and there is even a library for your perusal. The pet-free venue is in an attractive location, so you’ll have a holiday to remember regardless of whether you are in a cottage, a cabin, a camper van or a tent.

The caravan park is on the estuary of the River Tamar, with Tasmania’s northern coast just round the corner, and has direct access to the beach. It also has its own on-site playground, so you have something for the kids to do without having to take them anywhere. If you hop in the car for a short drive, there are two golf courses in the area: Lost Farm and Barnbougle. The nearby Low Head Lighthouse is a local landmark which you can visit too, and the area is well known for its vineyards, while just over half an hour away are the delights of Seahorse World.