The Accommodation
Tucked away on a 1,100-acre private property beside Narawntapu National Park, this ridge-top house offers sweeping views over Bass Strait and the surrounding native forest. Hand-built in the early 1980s by local sawmiller Peter Cunningham, the lodge showcases Tasmania’s finest timbers—Huon pine, blackwood, blackheart sassafras, and King Billy pine. Every detail reflects a deep respect for craftsmanship and nature. Today, it stands as a warm and welcoming retreat where the wilderness meets quiet luxury—an escape defined by space, seclusion, and stories carved in wood.
The Rooms
Designed for comfort and calm, each of the five rooms combines natural textures with understated elegance. Four rooms feature queen beds that can convert into singles, while the fifth offers cosy bunks ideal for groups or families. Soft linens, handcrafted furnishings, and gentle views of the forest or coast invite rest after a day of exploration. Depending on your package and group size, rooms may be shared—with same-gender arrangements when required—ensuring every guest enjoys privacy, peace, and the sense of being part of something truly Tasmanian.
The Amenities
Sauna & Outdoor Baths
Modern Kitchen
Outdoor Area
Living Space
Gallery
Start Your Adventure Today
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