Small target 202 1, sleep them first.

The luxurious tent of Haoye was born in this way. It can blend into nature to the extreme, and it doesn't have to bear the troubles brought by camping-no nails are knocked in, no cooking utensils are forgotten, and no delicious dinner is pretended. Camping is no longer just looking beautiful. Almost anywhere in Australia, you can find such a small and beautiful campsite. The small goal of 202 1 is to sleep in the wild luxury tent near your home first!

65438 USD +090 GBP/night

Chunwan mill

555, Cape Freestone, Tastriabuna, 7 190.

Spring Bay Mill is 0/hour drive from Hobart/Kloc, the capital of Tasmania, and faces Maria Island, the famous island of Noah's Ark, across the sea.

There used to be the largest timber mill in the world, and the adjacent bay was beautiful, rugged and desolate. Now a group of young people transform rusty factory ruins into public spaces, and hold exhibitions and activities across art, music, history, politics and ecology on a regular basis.

Spring Bay Mill was first planted because of the tent hotel here. The tent looks like an elf's residence.

The furnishings inside are also very simple, including a king bed, bedside table, blanket box, coffee table and chair. Although bathrobes and bath towels are provided, there is no separate bathroom in the limited space. Fortunately, public toilets, showers, kitchens and restaurants are not far away.

If you don't mind having a separate kitchen and bathroom, you can also live in a shack at the seaside of the villa, but the price is not cheap. You have to stay in 450 yuan for one night.

The whole project is devoted to restoring this place that was destroyed by the factory through nature and art, such as the villa by the sea, which was transformed from the original facade of the wood factory.

It is worth blowing here, and there is also an organic ecological park, which has both ornamental flowers and plants and fruits and vegetables directly served on the table. The local food market will be held once a week, and you can also sign up for their gardening class.

$ 175/ Starting at night

Shrub retreat in Flame Bay

795 Reids Road, TAS Binalon Bay, 72 16.

This outdoor luxury tent hotel is built in the dense forest in northwest Tasmania, next to Binalon Bay on the south bank of Flame Bay.

Looking at the small bell-shaped tent looming in the forest, you must have the illusion of being in a fairy tale world.

However, when you open the canvas curtain and just look inside, it looks a bit like a hotel: a comfortable big bed, linen quilts and cushions, and a small jar of marshmallows on the table-you can bake it by lighting a bonfire at night. There is also a skylight on the roof, which seems to open the passage to the natural world. Even the cries of wild animals are clear, and even the most talkative people will be quiet at this time.

The camp was set up by a couple, Tom and Anna, who will personally receive every guest. Since I'm here, I must book dinner for them, because Tom is a former chef in Angasi, a famous restaurant in Pinaron and a drifting cafe in devonport. Cooking by yourself is no problem. The public kitchen is equipped with all the cooking equipment you can think of.

Flame Bay near the camp is a famous scenic spot in Tasmania. From orange-covered rocks and blue-green seawater to dense jungles, there are countless things to do and see, such as surfing, diving, swimming, hiking, mountain biking and fishing.

$550/night

Songlu cabin

34 1 1 Taslair Expressway in Gretna, zip code 7 140.

This "Truffle Hotel" is only 40 kilometers away from Hobart, with the swift Deventer River and the continuous farmland nearby, and the Field Mountain looming in the distance.

There are four tents here now, and it is said that four more will be built. The style is a bit like an African tourist hunting tent, which is bigger (more than 80 square meters) and more colorful than the above mentioned.

The owners here are a couple, laurel and John. Laurelle has always wanted to build a traditional Australian jungle campsite. Before that, they had already opened a luxurious woodbridge Hotel on the banks of the Deventer River, but laurel has been rethinking that contemporary "luxury" should pay more attention to the freedom of space and time.

So the purpose of building this camp is to let residents better experience slow life. However, service is still the standard of five-star hotels. There are high-class restaurants, lounges and game rooms in public areas. Porters will take guests' luggage to tents, catch trout, kayak, visit farms, take helicopters and look for platypus.

PS: Although it is called "Truffle Hotel", no wild truffles have been found so far.

$200/night starting

Winton camping

4 1 Sunset Avenue, Cape Clarence, TAS 7270.

Can you imagine yourself crossing 1930 s? Wingtons Glamping, located in northern Tasmania, tries to create a retro accommodation experience. Different from the simple camp in front, there will be more "sundries" in the tent here, such as wooden boxes, Persian carpets, hides, projectors, kerosene stoves, picnic baskets, speakers and so on. ...

This camp is very small, with only three tents, namely Alicio camp, Kalima camp and Amihan camp, but the advantage is that they are all suites with toilets and bathrooms. Especially in Amihan camp, there is an independent outdoor bathtub, just like soaking in nature.

Overview-guests can use 2 kayaks to explore the river; The projector can also play your favorite movies in your tent-just bring your own MP4 disk.

This camp is close to Tamar wine producing area. If you like wine tasting, there are more than 30 vineyards open to the public around you. If you don't like wine, it doesn't matter. You can canoe down the river, or go hiking in a nearby national park to find wild animals.

$275/night starts

Housewives in the vines

TAS Glendale Road 103 7270

Domescapes is located not only in the wine center of Tamar Valley, but also in the vineyard! Compared with the tent mentioned above, the semi-circular home decoration is absolutely magnificent, with an area of about 30 square meters, and the furnishings are no different from those at home.

In particular, domes and panoramic windows are simply designed for pillow stars at night. But as long as the curtains are closed, it will soon become a private space.

Living here, or walking among vines, or tasting Tasmanian local wine and cheese, or doing nothing, lying in this tent like an alien spaceship, will also be unforgettable.

$ 145/ Starting at night

Huhne Bush Tent

No.300, Brown Road, Lanera, TAS Hongville, 7 109.

To reach this tent hotel, you must first cross 5 kilometers of jungle trails, through gurgling streams and waterfalls, and some mountain roads are even steep.

Do not get too close to each tent, so that each building can enjoy an absolutely independent forest environment. In addition to the comfortable double bed, each tent is equipped with a private terrace and outdoor seats, but the kitchen and shower room still need to be enjoyed. This tent hotel is environmentally friendly to the extreme. Even the bathroom is a compost toilet, and the electricity depends entirely on solar energy.

$ 166/ Starting at night

NRMA Port Arthur Holiday Park

Port arthur Huayuanjiao Road, 7 182

It takes 90 minutes to drive from Hobart along Tasman Peninsula to Port Arthur, a world heritage site. This holiday park is adjacent to Port Arthur. Although the park provides cabins and villas, the most distinctive thing is definitely the tent hunting tent here.

The tent is big enough to sleep four people, and there is a separate bathroom and kitchen. There are also karting track, public barbecue, canteen, laundry room and children's activity area in public areas.

$250/night starts

Huhne Valley Camping

TAS No.7 177, wilmot Road, Lanera, China.

Tasmania is called "Apple State", and Huhne Valley is one of the most important apple producing areas in Tasmania. This wild luxury tent in Horn Valley is located in RV camp. Small details such as oil lamp, hammock, captain's chair, camping bed and enamel cup all create a strong pastoral retro atmosphere.

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