Waterfalls Cafe & Gallery

Mt Field Campground is a campground within Mt Field National Park, managed by the Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania. This pleasant campground is set in the forest beside the pretty Tyenna River - just a few minutes walk from the Visitor Centre. There are 14 powered sites as well as a range of unpowered sites. Spaces are suitable for campervans and caravans as well as tents. Facilities include a toilet and shower block, coin-operated washing machines and clothes driers, communal cooking shelter including sink and hot water and free electric barbecues. Bookings are not taken for campsites and instead it is run on a first-in basis. For the best chance of finding a vacant site it is advised to arrive at the campground by mid-morning as checkout time is 10am. Payments for camping can be made at either the campgrounds's self registration booth (cash payments only) or at the Visitor Centre during operating hours. Total site number and capacity are estimates only. Please follow the link for further information about this campground. Refer to the ‘Know before you go’ webpage on the Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania website (parks.tas.gov.au) and take a moment to look over our essential information for visiting Tasmania's national parks and reserves, including information about alerts, safety and national park entry fees where applicable.

Situated on the doorstep of stunning Mt Field National Park, Mt Field Retreat is waiting to welcome you. Book direct for the cheapest rate! Recently opened Mt Field Retreat boasts three, one-bedroom self-contained pods and one ability access pod. Each of the pods are well appointed, comfortable and ooze personality. The one bedroom pods feature a king bed (can be split twin) in each bedroom, sofa bed in the lounge, a kitchenette with stove top and dishwasher, and bathroom with shower that is inspiring its own reviews! The ability access pod features a large studio style bedroom with king bed (or twin single) and two designer chairs to soak in the morning sun. The kitchen is larger, great for longer stays, and wheel through bathroom. Landscaped with endemic tree ferns (including Geoffrey, the 14ft tall fern). Spot a platypus in the Tyenna River, see the endangered eastern quolls or eastern barred bandicoots scuttle through the undergrowth and be amazed as the white-bellied sea eagle soar above you. The Retreat is the dream of Greg and Rachel Power, owners of Waterfalls Cafe & Gallery in Mt Field. Mt Field Retreat is also a teaching ground for the tourism entrepreneurs of the future. Come visit what Greg and Rachel call "the best place on earth" and sleep well in the knowledge you are making a difference.

Left of Field is an apt name for this quirky camp garden. On the banks of the Tyenna River and the boundary of Mt Field National Park, Left of Field is 70km from Hobart and the gateway to the South West. Offering picturesque gardens, spacious camp sites (powered or non-powered), an amazing licensed bar with incredible live music most weekends, an outdoor bath, toilets, showers and a family vibe.