Huon Bush Retreats

The best thing is nature. Gorgeous walks with plenty of pademelons. Quiet. If you don't have a car it is a problem. It is around 12 or more km from the bus stop to Hobart. The shower was cold. I found it expensive, but worth the experience.

A nicel cosy place

Whilst the cabins/cottages they have here may be nice do not camp here unless you’re desperate. The cost is $39 per night for practically no amenities. I frequently do multi day bush walks and have never used a toilet as disgusting as the one here. There is also no water in the amenities block to even wash you hands never let alone have a quick shower. The so called camp kitchen is also disgusting and whilst it does have running water there is nothing else I would use as it’s all filthy. Booked for 2 nights only stayed for one as had no other option. Won’t bother asking for a refund as I’ve seen from previous reviews that it won’t happen and the owner will not reply to communications. All I can say is shame on the owners for a poor effort

We loved our stay in this magnificent natural setting. What a perfect place to reset. Thank you

A true experience An absolutely beautiful place , some 4 k up a very steep dirt road but we made it in our hired car. Huon is filled with wildlife and is an amazing place to stay. Take your own food and use their camp kitchen. Very comfortable beds and a fun outdoor bath with good hot water.

Heater needs replacing, was absolutely freezing in the teepee despite starting it at 4.30 and continuing to put wood in till 2.30 am. Admittedly it was a cold night but a wood heater in a small space like that should have the teepee cozy slept in a full set of thermals plus another layer on my torso, socks and a beanie and we are Tasmanian. Matches were damp as was the carpet, with a wet patch on it. Matches at the camp kitchen were also damp and the gas lighter supplied wouldn't work. Didn't see any staff so couldn't tell them. Certainly don't recommend the teepees for a winter stay.