Lakeside glamping near Kingston
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Andreas
2 weeks ago
1 night at The Bunkhouse at Camp Infinite
excellent location, very quiet. Friendly host, rough access road..
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Gillian
January 2025
Group trip
Our family, all adults and one very pregnant daughter, had a great time, it was an adventure taking the kayaks and paddle boards down to the water. We weren’t in a rush and we had plenty of laughs trying to get on and off the boards.
It was basic accommodation, we bought our BBQ and Eskies, there was a small fridge and we spent most of our time outside, taking in the serenity. What a view!
We took our camp chairs too, just for added comfort, there were plenty of chairs provided.
Our dogs had a fantastic time, tired them out swimming and playing cricket.
Brad lives next door, we wouldn’t have known he was there. I did speak to Brad prior and he was very obliging, gave great directions and we would definitely go there again.
Thanks Brad for allowing us to stay at your lodge, letting us take our dogs and for being a great host.
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Lakeside glamping near Kingston guide
Overview
Looking for a glamping experience near the beautiful lake in Kingston, Tasmania? Hipcamp has over 75 available options that are perfect for you! With options as low as $10 per night, you can find the perfect fit for your budget. The top campsites include Hill Top Farm Meander Tasmania (112 reviews), Base Camp Tasmania (26 reviews), and Huon Bush Retreats (19 reviews). You'll have access to popular amenities such as toilets, pet-friendly locations, and trash disposal. Activities include swimming, snow sports, and autumn fun. Book now for an average price per night of $24!
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