Glamping in Launceston, TAS, AU: 12 Best Luxury Glamping Sites 2024

Australia
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Tasmania
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Launceston

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Swing By Onsite Caravan

1 site · Lodging1 acre · St Helens, TAS

We offer an onsite caravan (9m x 3m) that opens onto a large deck (9m x 4m) with chairs, with stunning uninterrupted views of pristine dairy country and untouched forest. Just 15-minute drive from St Helens, it's an ideal base from which to explore this fantastic region. Just 3-minute walk from the property, you can explore gorgeous rainforested areas. Or a 15-minute drive away is the stunning white sands of Binalong Bay and Scamander Beach, and the fishing, kayaking and other attractions to be found in St Helens. It's a great location for mountain bike enthusiasts too. Just 10km away is access to the legendary Blue Tier Mountain Bike trails, plus there are more great trails in and around St Helens.

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Wilder Tasmania

1 site · Lodging2 acres · Gowrie Park, TAS

Nestled in the foothills of the majestically imposing Tarinimari/Mt. Roland, and within the rich, secluded landscapes of the state’s North-West Kentish region, is the ultimate in the Tasmanian experience – Wilder Tasmania. Wilder offers a unique Tasmanian travel experience with its ideal location and direct access to the wilderness peaks of Tarinimari/Mt. Roland and surrounds. A scenic 45 kilometres from iconic Cradle Mountain Lake St. Claire National Park, and only a 15-minute drive from Sheffield, Town of Murals, Wilder Tasmania retreat is a feast for the senses. The luxurious geodesic domes are placed thoughtfully within the natural environment, and along with Wilder Lodge, provide cosy and calm places to relax after a day in the magnificent surrounding landscape. Wilder additionally provides a one-of-a-kind inspirational space for cultural and live music events, where touring artists, creators and visitors can immerse themselves in the environment and share creative experiences in the magical setting. It is also the idyllic setting for weddings and special celebrations.

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Cricklewood Farm Tasmania

1 site · Lodging5 acres · Golden Valley, TAS

Get away from it all and stay under the stars. Quiet location on Cricklewood Farm Tasmania, known for its preserves, pickles, chutneys and jams. The property is located 15 mins from Deloraine with its artistic flair and local culinary delights. Visit the many attractions in the area including the Marakoopa Caves, the Great Lake and the Northern Forage Trail. Only an hour from Launceston and Devonport. The accomodation offers one bedroom and one bathroom with shower. Laundry available for use. Toaster, kettle, small fridge, microwave cutlery and crockery. BBQ and outdoor setting. Snacks in the jars for your pleasure. Breakfast included. 5.5 acres of farm to roam around. Lovely creek to visit and while away some time. Yoga mats for meditation under the apple trees or amongst the trees. Shinrinroku (forest therapy) sessions for an additional $20 per person. Lunch and dinner can be catered for at an additional cost. Picnic lunches can be ordered for an additional cost. Jams, preserves and chutneys for sale. Plants for sale.

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Robin Hoods Well Farmstay

3 sites · Lodging60 acres · Sassafras, TAS

Robin Hoods Well Farm Stay offers the opportunity to live on the land, be close to animals, harvest your own food, experience country mornings and a vista of nature. As well as, explore nearby vineyards, bars, restaurants and cafes in and around Latrobe & Devonport. Its close to walking/cycling trails and all that North West Tasmania has to offer from a central and convenient location. 1hr from Cradle mountain, 25 mins from Deloraine, 30 mins from Sheffield. Our mission at Robin Hood’s Well is to provide a clean, welcoming and comfortable home away from home for every guest. At Robin Hoods Well Farm Stay, we aspire to run a tranquil, sustainable farm.

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Purple Paradise Farm

1 site · Lodging50 acres · Golden Valley, TAS

Purple Paradise Farm is 5 acres of developed farm, set amongst 50 acres of old-growth forest, near the start of the walk to Quamby Bluff and a short distance to the alpine region of the Great Lakes. We offer a lovely cabin, surrounded by the forest, providing a comfortable nature-based stay for our guests. The serenity is unmatched, and it's a fantastic base from which to explore this beautiful region. Enjoy the many walks in the area, fish in the nearby alpine lakes, or cycle on the well-loved biking trails in the area. If you want to indulge your taste buds, join the Northern Forage Trail. If you prefer the dark side, join a caving tour or if art is your thing, mingle in the many art galleries in the town of Deloraine, a short 15-minute drive away. Alternatively, just sit back and marvel at the birdlife in your private nature retreat where over 30 species have been identified. The property is home to endangered Tasmanian devils, spotted quolls, and wedged-tailed eagles, with the sounds of owls and frogs heard nightly.

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Sunset Bliss

1 site · Lodging1 acre · Winnaleah, TAS

Walk all the green tracks of the Blue Tier trails. Walk to the pub in town for dinner or sit outside and watch the sunset with the cows. The property is located 1 hour drive to wineries of the north coast. Complete house and grounds with shed access. 2 bedrooms 2 bathrooms with loft with extra bedding (at extra cost due to cleaning and washing). Very quiet country town with a pub (open 5 nights a week) no shops but 7kms from world class mountain bike trails, amazing walks, floating sauna, beautiful Bay of Fires walks and beautiful wineries, famous dairy and cheese making . 2o mins to bigger town for shopping for food but lots of local pubs around with in 20 mins.

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Glamping near Launceston guide

Overview

The gateway to northern Tasmania is bursting with outdoor adventures, but you don't have to rent a campervan or pitch a tent in the wilderness for a back-to-nature experience. Launceston is also home to some of the island's best glamping, combining home comforts and luxuries with the fun of camping. Glampsites not only provide all the practicalities for four-season camping—such as heating, air-conditioning, and cooking facilities, not to mention a comfy bed and a solid floor—but unique accommodations mean that glamping can also be an experience in itself. Perhaps spend a night in a glamping dome amid the vineyards of the Tamar Valley, rent an eco-cottage within a short drive of the Narawntapu National Park, or check into a fully furnished cabin near the legendary Blue Derby mountain bike trails.