Mole Creek Caravan Park (CP)

Mole Creek Caravan Park is the perfect base for travellers to enjoy the local attractions of Mole Creek and to explore and enjoy diverse activities in central north Tasmania. The park is situated 4km west from the small town of Mole Creek and only one hours drive from the Devonport Ferry Terminal. The perfect spot to relax and unwind in true country style by the creek.

Privately owned and operated, the park is surrounded by small farms and mountains and nestled on the banks of Sassafras Creek. You can often see trout swimming and if you are lucky you might get to see a platypus in the crystal clear waters. There are a total of 30 unpowered sites and 20 powered sites which are mostly flat and grassy and drive through.

As a bonus, firewood is provided for the open fires that are allowed along the length of the creek and it is also pet friendly. The park has a full range of facilities as indicated below, and there is even a small cabin should you wish to have a break from the van or catch up with friends or family with no RV.

Mole Creek, is the gateway the Great Western Tiers, Marakoopa and King Solomon Caves. The Gog Mountain Range overlooks the park, where you will discover Devils Gullet and the Walls of Jerusalem, with Mt Roland close by and Cradle Mountain Reserve just an hour’s drive away.

HOW TO GET THERE
Coming from Mole Creek head along Liena Road (B12) until you get to Union Bridge Road. Mole Creek Caravan Park is at the intersection. Coming from Sheffield take Claude Road out of town and then Paradise road on the left (c137) follow Paradise Road until it becomes Union Bridge Road and you will see the caravan park on the left.

SITE ACCESS
Access is right off Union Bridge Road which is sealed. Although the entry driveway is not sealed, there are no issues, as the road is compacted and level with no obstructions. Plenty of room to swing the larger rigs around.

FEES & BOOKINGS
Unpowered Sites – Fees are from $22/night for 2 people for  ($12 Single)
Powered Sites – From $27/night for 2 people  ($20 Single)
$3 additional person/night. No charge for ages 16 below.
Onsite Cabin is $80/night for 2 people and $20/night each additional bed used.

Booking is recommended, please use the link provided.
Hot Showers: $1 for 5 Min
Washing Machine $3, Dryer $1 for 10 minutes
Washing Powder: $1 for 2 scoops (change available)

Office Hours : 8am to 8pm (October – April) 8am to 6pm (May – October)

THINGS TO DO
There are so many things to see and do in the area and all within a short drive from the park including:

Wychwood Garden & Nursery
A small specialist nursery and 2½ acres of display garden only 2.6km drive. It has its own labyrinth and collection of fascinating rare plants.

Mole Creek Caves
An 8km drive and may be visited all year round as the climate never changes inside with three different Mole Creek Caves tours to choose from.

Fern Glade Walk
A magnificent walk among large, spectacular tree ferns along the Emu River and one may be lucky enough to see a platypus. (8km)

Trowunna Wildlife Park
A privately owned wildlife sanctuary set on over 65 acres with daily tours featuring a Wombat and a Tasmanian Devil feeding. (8km)

Westmorland Falls
A breathtaking gem with unspoiled rainforest just minutes drive from Mole Creek.

Melita Honey Shop
Will provide an extraordinary experience from over 50 different varieties of honey to exploring a real beehive safely behind glass, a visit worth remembering. (12km)

The Alum Cliffs
Are within the Alum Cliffs State Reserve and form a part of the Gog Range. A 40-minute to an hour return walk will take you to an amazing forest lookout.

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