Where to Stay in Freycinet
Almost everyone bases themselves at Coles Bay, on the edge of the national park — from camping to holiday houses and lodges, minutes from the beaches and the walks.
Where to Stay in Freycinet
Almost everyone stays in or around Coles Bay, the small town on the edge of Freycinet National Park. It puts you minutes from the Wineglass Bay trailhead, the beaches and the sheltered bays — perfect for walking early and lingering for sunset. Accommodation runs from camping to holiday houses and a few premium lodges, but there isn’t a lot of it and it books out fast, so plan ahead.
Ways to Stay
Coles Bay
The hub for the peninsula — close to the beaches, the water and the trailheads.
National-Park Camping
Campsites within the park and near the coast, including around Honeymoon Bay.
Houses & Cabins
Holiday homes, cabins and apartments — ideal for families and longer stays.
Lodges & Retreats
A handful of upscale lodges for a treat — check current availability.
Where-to-Stay Tips
- Book months ahead for summer and school holidays — beds are limited
- Staying near Coles Bay means early starts on the Wineglass Bay track
- Camping? Check current park site arrangements around Honeymoon Bay
- Eat well — grab oysters at the marine farm by the water
- Prefer it all arranged? See our Freycinet tours
Where to Stay — FAQ
Where should you stay in Freycinet?
Most visitors base themselves in and around Coles Bay, the little town at the edge of the national park. From there you’re minutes from the Wineglass Bay trailhead, the beaches and the water.
What kinds of accommodation are there?
Options range from national-park and foreshore camping to holiday houses, cabins, apartments and a few premium lodges around Coles Bay. Choices are limited and popular, so book early and check current availability and prices.
Can you camp in Freycinet National Park?
Yes — there are campsites within the park and near the coast, including around Honeymoon Bay. Peak-season sites are in high demand and may be balloted or booked ahead, so check current arrangements before you go.
How far ahead should you book?
For summer and school holidays, book months ahead — Freycinet is one of Tasmania’s most popular spots and beds are limited. See the best time to visit to plan around the crowds.
Should you stay overnight or day-trip?
You can see the highlights on a day trip, but staying over lets you catch sunrise and sunset, eat oysters by the water and walk before the crowds. See getting there to plan.
Freycinet, Planned Around You
Wineglass Bay and the Hazards, quiet white-sand beaches, oysters straight from the bay and coastal walks — with the driving and bookings handled by the family that’s toured Australia since 1974.
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