Park in East Devonport, TAS

park in East Devonport, TAS (Results 1 - 3 of 3)

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Pioneer Skate Park

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30 Stephen St, East Devonport, 7310

Mary Binks wetlands

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67 N Caroline St, East Devonport, 7310

(03) 6420 2780

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Discovery Holiday Parks - Devonport

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13-19 Tarleton St, East Devonport, 7310

(03) 6427 8418

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Joshua Slocum Park

6 Gloucester Ave, Devonport, 7310

(03) 6424 0511

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Joshua Slocum Park is a beautiful destination with a welcoming local community. The park is home to the iconic Stripey Lighthouse. Visitors express great satisfaction with their experience.

Devonport Skate Park

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Bluff Road, Devonport, 7310

Devonport Dog Park

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260b Steele St, Devonport, 7310

Lakeside Caravan Park

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76 Lakeside Road, Eugenana, 7310

(03) 6427 2343

Discover the pristine blue waters, sample the local produce or visit our beautiful hinterlands Coffs Coast Holiday Parks offers you a choice of unique beachside locations with accommodation from tent...

Public BBQ Turners Beach

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100 Esplanade, Turners Beach, 7315

Port Sorell Lion Club Caravan Park

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42 Meredith St, Port Sorell, 7307

(03) 6428 7267

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Narawntapu National Park, Parks and Wildlife Service

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1349 Bakers Beach Rd, Bakers Beach, 7307

(03) 6428 6277

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Sykes Sanctuary

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93 Sunnyside Rd, Railton, 7305

(03) 6491 1179

Sykes Sanctuary in Railton is a beautiful and historically significant parks and recreation area. Dedicated to the late Norman Sykes, a scholar, musician, engineer, and WW1 pilot, the sanctuary offers peaceful walks and a variety of birdlife. Visitors can explore mathematical monuments and discover the story of this early Tasmanian conservationist who lived in a shack on the property and donated it to the community. The sanctuary is described as an 'oasis in the bush' and a 'lovely place to sit and cogitate in solitude'.