Hobart Motorhome and Campervan Hire
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Nestled between Mount Wellington and the stunning Derwent River, Hobart offers easy access to everything from heritage-listed sites like Salamanca Place to the untamed wilderness of Tasmania’s national parks. Whether you’re exploring vibrant markets, indulging in fresh seafood, or setting off on scenic coastal drives, Hobart is the perfect gateway to Tasmania’s unique landscapes and unforgettable experiences.
Top holiday parks around Hobart
BIG4 Hobart Airport Tourist Park is the ideal spot to start or wrap up your Tasmanian adventure. Whether you’re stopping over before exploring or preparing for an early departure, this park offers a comfortable and convenient stay. With cozy two-bedroom cabins and well-equipped powered and ensuite caravan sites, there’s something for everyone—including your furry friends, as this park is pet-friendly! Just minutes from Hobart Airport and a quick 15-minute drive to Hobart’s top attractions like MONA, Salamanca Market, and Constitution Dock, it’s the perfect blend of comfort and accessibility.
Discovery Parks – Hobart has you waking up to stunning views of Mount Wellington, just minutes from Hobart’s vibrant city center. Ready to dive into history? Port Arthur, a well-preserved window into Australia’s past, is nearby, as is Richmond, home to Australia’s oldest convict-built bridge and gaol. Locals are here to help you craft your perfect road trip, so reach out to us anytime. Spend a Saturday at the bustling Salamanca Markets or immerse yourself in culture with a visit to MONA, Tasmania’s iconic museum of contemporary art. Adventure seekers can hop over to Bruny Island for unforgettable eco-cruises or take the scenic Huon Trail for views that redefine the road trip experience.
Barilla Holiday Park offers the perfect family-friendly base just 15 minutes from Hobart’s lively center and moments from Hobart Airport. Nestled in charming Cambridge, this park caters to all with cozy cabins, spacious caravan sites, and relaxing camping grounds. With activities like mini-golf and a range of on-site fun, there’s something for all ages to enjoy. Plus, the park’s close proximity to Hobart and the historic town of Richmond makes exploring Tasmania a breeze. The warm, welcoming staff are always ready to help plan your adventures, making Barilla Holiday Park a true home away from home.
Mornington Hobart, where Tasmania’s best is right at your doorstep. Just ten minutes from Hobart, you’re perfectly placed between city excitement and the gateway to unforgettable Tasmanian road trips. Craving some local flavor? Salamanca Place is a must, with its bustling cafes, eclectic galleries, unique boutiques, and vibrant Saturday markets. If you’re in the mood for a dose of history, Port Arthur offers a glimpse into Tasmania’s convict past. And for beer lovers, a trip to the Cascade Brewery Company is like stepping into a hoppy paradise. Ready to explore Tasmania and need some insider tips? Reach out by email, form, or even a trusty carrier pigeon—let’s make your journey as legendary as Tassie itself!
Things to see and do
Peppermint Bay Cruise
Embark on a round-trip cruise from Hobart’s Brooke Street Pier to Peppermint Bay Hotel, enjoying stunning River Derwent views, ancient rock formations, and, with a bit of luck, sightings of dolphins, sea eagles, and seals.
Docking at Peppermint Bay, you’ll enjoy a chef-prepared lunch featuring produce from local gardens, complemented by Tasmanian wines, beers, and spirits. After your meal, explore the picturesque grounds and the village of Woodbridge before a leisurely cruise back to Hobart—a perfect Tasmanian experience by water, land, and food.
MONA
The Museum of Old and New Art (Mona) is an eclectic, intriguing, and unexpectedly delightful experience that’s not to be missed. Catch the ferry from Hobart’s Brooke Street Pier, a scenic 25-minute ride (with the option to upgrade to a Posh Pit ticket if you’re in the mood for extra luxury).
Plan to spend a few hours exploring Mona—it’s a sensory overload in the best way possible. When you’re ready for a break, refuel with a delicious meal and a glass of Moorilla wine at one of the incredible onsite restaurants and bars, a perfect complement to your soulful and artistic journey.
Freycinet National Park
Freycinet National Park, often called heaven on Earth, is a breathtaking peninsula of pink granite peaks, pristine white sand beaches, and crystal-clear turquoise bays—just 2.5 hours from Hobart. The crown jewel is Wineglass Bay, one of the world’s most stunning beaches, where a swim is sure to be unforgettable.
Wildlife enthusiasts will be thrilled by the abundance of animals here, from playful dolphins, penguins, and seals to majestic whales in the right season. You’re also likely to spot wallabies, possums, echidnas, and potoroos in other areas of the park.
Cascade Brewery
In South Hobart, on the scenic foothills of kunanyi/Mt Wellington, you’ll find Australia’s oldest brewery: the Cascade Brewery, established in 1824. Embark on a tour to uncover the stories and craftsmanship behind each brew. Then, relax at the bar and restaurant, sampling an impressive selection of beers and ciders while taking in views of the brewery’s historic facade and its beautifully preserved, Heritage-listed gardens.