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The Junction is a clean, value for money motel in New Norfolk, Tasmania. The motel is situated at the gateway to the west coast and wilderness national parks - Mount Field, Styx Valley, and Lake Pedder. The Junction is just 30 30-minute drive from Tasmania's capital, Hobart, and only 15 minutes from the renowned Museum on New and Old Art (MONA) and the Agrarian Kitchen Cooking School at Lachlan or the Fabulous Agrarian Kitchen Eatery only a ten-minute walk away. The Junction Motel staff pride themselves on exceptional service and clean, fresh rooms with "Mattress Kleen" Asthma and allergy friendly mattresses. Accommodation ranges from single to families of four. The Junction features 28 rooms all with ensuites in double, twin, queen and some family configurations. Junction Motel offers a fabulous Breakfast daily. The Junction can also cater for events, whether it is a boutique picnic or a big party. Enjoy the history, fine food and wine that the Derwent Valley offers, with The Junction as your base.

Located just 36 km north-west of Hobart, the New Norfolk Caravan Park is situated on the banks of the beautiful River Derwent and makes an ideal base for exploring Southern Tasmania. The park has 58 powered sites; eight are drive-through sites, and the others are suited for motorhomes and small caravans. There are also two cabins and one onsite caravans. There are also 18 unpowered site spaces in the park, all of which are grass with plenty of trees to provide shade. There is a barbeque, camp kitchen and full laundry facilities. The cabins have television, electric blankets, and tea and coffee-making facilities. The Town of New Norfolk was settled in 1808 and spreads over both sides of the Derwent River with the main shopping district a five minute walk from the Caravan Park. The town is home to many antique stores as well as the oldest continuously licensed hotel in Australia - The Bush Inn. From the New Norfolk Caravan Park, there is a popular walking track that follows the River Derwent through the wetlands and to Tynwald Park where you can see wildlife such as wild ducks and platypus. The river itself is a great fishing spot.

Award-winning Woodbridge is a Heritage-listed Georgian mansion. With an absolute waterfront location and lush gardens, the Woodbridge is a spectacular historic landmark. Built by hand by convicts in 1825, and restored in 2005, it was judged the best Tasmanian restoration and best Australian restoration 2005, 2006. The Woodbridge Tasmania Boutique Hotel is a seamless blend of 200 years of this history with modern amenities and comfort. Guests platypus spot while enjoying breakfast or dinner in the riverfront Pavilion which serves local seasonal produce, and award-winning local wines, whisky, gin, vodka, and ales. Relax by the fireplace in the Reading Room or Ballroom, and enjoy complimentary tea, coffee and fruit in the Salon. Adjacent riverside parklands offer delightful walks. Or do some serious wilderness walking nearby, and then unwind in our sauna and jacuzzi. Each elegantly furnished room or suite offers Wi-Fi, heating/fans/air-conditioning, ensuite bathrooms, and river views and most have open wood fireplaces. The Woodbridge is situated in the heart of the picturesque Derwent Valley. Just 30 minutes to Hobart, it is 45 minutes from the airport, 15 minutes from Mona and Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, minutes from the historic Salmon Ponds and the Agrarian Kitchen, and a short drive to Mt Field National Park, wineries, distilleries, microbreweries, antique shops and art facilities.