Whether it’s the rich flavours of artisanal jams and preserves, local beer wine and spirits, or the sensory delights of locally crafted skincare products, our providore offers a rotating selection showcasing the very best of Tasmania.

A favourite with younger guests, our giant jumping pillow is a great place for kids to burn off some energy and enjoy time outdoors during their stay.

Our playground includes swings, climbing equipment and a sandy play area for younger children, with plenty of surrounding space for kids to play outdoors.

It’s an easy spot for families to enjoy some downtime at the park between days out exploring Launceston.

Our free gas BBQs are available for guests to use during their stay, with sheltered cooking areas and picnic tables nearby.

They’re a handy option for an easy outdoor meal or for cooking up some of the local Tasmanian produce you’ve picked up along the way.

Pick up a treasure hunt from Reception and explore the park while solving clues along the way. It’s a simple, free activity for younger guests to enjoy during their stay.

Take a closer look at some of Tasmania’s native wildlife with our taxidermy display located near Reception. It’s a popular stop for curious kids and a chance to see some of our local animals up close.

Pick up local maps, dining guides and itinerary ideas from Reception to help plan your time in Launceston and Northern Tasmania.

Arriving later in the day or want to have groceries ready when you get here? Guests can arrange an online grocery delivery prior to arrival and let our team know in advance.

We can receive the delivery and put your groceries away in your accommodation, including refrigerated and frozen items, so everything is ready when you arrive.

Our guest amenities include separate male and female facilities with spacious showers and toilets, all cleaned and maintained regularly.

Hot showers are available without coins, tokens or time limits, and a dump point is located nearby for caravan and RV guests.

Our guest laundry is open 24 hours a day with coin-operated washing machines and dryers, plus outdoor clotheslines.

Laundry powder and liquid are available to purchase from Reception during opening hours.

Keep an eye out for our giant Tasmanian animals around the park. They’re a fun way for younger guests to spot some of Tasmania’s best-known wildlife during their stay.

We have a selection of board games and puzzles available from Reception for guests to enjoy during their stay.

They’re perfect for a quiet night in, a rainy afternoon or a little family competition after a day exploring Launceston.

Keep an eye out for some of the local wildlife that visits the park, particularly around dusk and after dark. Pademelons, possums, rabbits and bandicoots are all regular visitors.

You may also spot our resident kookaburra, which has made its home in a hollow in one of the park’s elm trees.

Our year-round scavenger hunt is a fun way for younger guests to explore the park and see what they can discover along the way.

Finished your book while you’re away? Our year-round book swap lets guests leave a book and pick up another one to enjoy during their stay or take on the road.

LexFun is located right next door to the park and is a great wet-weather or family activity, with trampolines, inflatable play areas, a giant ball pit and arcade games.

Prefer to keep up your training while you’re away? A full gym is located right next door to the park within the neighbouring Door of Hope complex.

The Launceston Conference Centre is located right next door, with a range of meeting rooms and larger event spaces for conferences, training, functions and group events.

Its location makes the park a particularly convenient accommodation option for anyone attending an event at the centre.

Revive Massage Therapy is located next door within the Door of Hope complex, offering remedial and sports massage along with cupping treatments.

A handy option if you’re looking to unwind, recover after a day exploring or book a massage during your stay.

Gourlay’s has been making traditional sweets in Launceston since 1896, and its sweet factory is located right next door within the Door of Hope complex.

Their handmade sweets include the famous raspberry drops, boiled lollies, chocolates and other Tasmanian favourites. You can also visit their retail store in Launceston’s Quadrant Mall.

Selah Café is located next door within the Door of Hope complex, serving coffee, snacks and lunch from Monday to Friday.

It’s a handy option for a morning coffee or an easy lunch without needing to head into the city.