Lake Burbury

A 20-minute drive east of Queenstown, Lake Burbury Camping Ground is located on the edge of the World Heritage Wilderness Area. Named after Stanley Burbury, the first Australian-born Governor of Tasmania, the 54 square-kilometre lake was manmade for hydro-electricity production in the early 1990s. Lake Burbury Camping Ground provides two good grassed sites next to Lake Burbury and is suitable for tents, caravans, campervans, motor homes and large vehicles. No need to book. A boat ramp and public toilets are available. Carry your own water and firewood. Have a picnic or use the coin-operated barbecues, fish in the lake or enjoy water sports such as kayaking and canoeing. Campsites are available for a small daily fee and a caretaker is on site.

Cozy Creek Cottage, situated at Queenstown and is located right next to a crystal-clear creek that runs through the backyard. The property has been recently renovated with new assets including flooring, a bath, a shower and vanity. The second living area has been restyled and includes a comfortable leather couch, which faces a cosy wood fire. For your warmth, additional portable electric heaters are included. The kitchen has also been updated and offers wonderful views of the creek, where you can listen to tranquil water sounds. The property contains three bedrooms and a lovely eating area for up to six guests. The kitchen has full cooking facilities and includes various cooking staples for guests' convenience. Located a 5-minute walk to the main street of Queenstown, this spacious home offers a comfy and tranquil space for visitors who are exploring the west coast. A fully secure fence surrounds the property along with a large undercover outdoor area, with a breakfast bar connected to the kitchen window. For mountain bike enthusiasts an MTB trails is only 300 metres from the rear of the property.

Gold Rush Inn, Queenstown, in the heart of Tasmania's West Coast Wilderness, offers 27 well-appointed, spacious and arguably the cleanest rooms to be found anywhere. All rooms are fitted with reverse-cycle air conditioning. Guest rooms a rigorously cleaned and sanitised after each guest visit. The rooms feature queen size beds, kitchenette and own separate en-suite bathroom with full amenities. We welcome business visitors, touring guests, families and large groups. Free WiFi into all rooms and a flat-screen Smart TV is standard. Most rooms have stunning views of the surrounding mountain ranges and Mt Owen. The motel is a short distance to the historic township of Queenstown Western Wilderness Railway, providing a fascinating Steam Train experience into the World Heritage list rainforest. Comfort Inn Gold Rush is 3.5 hours drive from Hobart and Launceston and 1.5 hours to Cradle Mountain and is the ideal stopover point for one night or multiple nights when exploring the region.