Mole Creek Caravan Park

Features

Popular

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  Pets Allowed
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  Toilets
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  Drinking Water
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  BBQ Areas
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  Powered sites
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  Allows fires

6 Reviews

Lauren L.

1 year ago

Great spot! Central to most things and good little half way point for exploring the area. Most of the unpowered sites back onto the creek and are well worth staying in. $30 for unpowered $35 for powered.

Kayleigh van der Westhuizen

3 years ago

This camp spot was one of our ultimate favourite spots to stay whilst travelling around Tassie. Great, clean amenities, lovely creek side camp spots and a wonderfully friendly and informative owner. T... Read more

Gypsy

3 years ago

Great caravan park especially the creek, good amenities, camp kitchen and good price

Hannah H.

3 years ago

Lovely little place, close enough to Cradle Mountain to explore from there at an unreal cost compared to some of the bigger sites closer. Quite busy when we were there and a fair bit of smoke as campfires are permitted so were a few dotted around - very friendly however with a lovely owner/manager. Showers also cost $1

Sarah

5 years ago

Beautiful quiet little spot. Campground is on farmland with a little creek running though it. The owner was lovely and very helpful. Both powered and unpowered sites available. Shower and toilet facil... Read more

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Details

Listing type

Caravan Park

No. of sites

50

Caravans

Yes

Cabins Available

Yes

Phone

Show number

Website

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Average temperature

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Nearby locations

• Mole Creek Karst National Park
• Launceston and the North
• Mole Creek