Petit Chateau

Tidbit and Morsel is now at 50 High Street Oatlands Tasmania in a heritage building close to the Southern end of the High Street. An experience in the wonderful world of chocolate, Tasmanian food products and an array of gifts for those special occasions. Hampers made to order. Boxed and loose handmade chocolates, Tasmanian treats, European and Australian fine foods. Browse our range of Easter, Christmas and Seasonal Specialties. Boasting a fine streetscape featuring Australia’s largest collection of sandstone buildings and close to the shores of Lake Dulverton, Oatlands is one of Tasmania’s oldest settlements. Today you can explore the history of Callington Mill Heritage Precinct, and enjoy the award-winning Callington Distillery, cafes, boutiques, a wine bar, antiques and wool & fibre shops and more lining the High Street. With a travelling time of just over an hour from both Hobart and Launceston, just off the Midlands Highway, Oatlands is a great destination for a wonderful day trip or a longer stay.

The Heritage & Bullock Festival, is a two-day celebration that showcases the best of Oatlands' unique culture and history. The Festival will be held the weekend of the 9 & 10th August, 2025. The Heritage and Bullock Festival is a must attend event that celebrates and preserves our heritage. Immerse yourself into the rich tapestry of traditions, craft and culture. The street parade brings history and culture to life as it moves down High Street, with dynamic displays of music, dance, steam engines, vintage cars, machinery, trucks and of course the bullock display.

In the historic Tasmanian midlands town of Oatlands, The Kentish Hotel stands proud. Built in 1832 in what is now the most in tact Georgian town in Australia, this heritage listed country pub is the beating heart of the community it serves. Boasting a bar, restaurant, cafe and accommodation, The Kentish is the perfect place to grab a drink, dine on deliciously fresh Tassie produce or settle in to a cosy room for the night.