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hillcrest tourist park

hillcrest with 8 cabins,20 powered sites and 25 unpowered sites is your gateway to tassie's east coast.large shop,with all the takeaways you could imagine.great fishing,whether from the beach,rocks,jetty or one the many charter boats.

game fishing capital of tassie

st.helens, TAS [Location map...]

Up to 20 people

Availability and Pricing

Arriving

For night.

Adults

Children

Estimated price:

From $75 to $85 couple per night

Guest Reviews (9)

"We were very comfortable in this cabin but we were out and about all day. The bed was good after lots of sightseeihg and walking."

- Carol, NORFOLK -Mar '11

"we found Hillcrest convienent, comfortable and friendly, as visitors to Australia we were not sure what to expect and were were happily surprised at the Value for money that we got."

- Geoffrey, TASMANIA -Mar '10

"Very basic cabin, no fans or A/C on a very hot day,very small toilet and shower facilities they obviously have seen better days. The value for money was not good when comparing to similar priced cabin..."

- Brian, NSW -Mar '08

"Good acommodation. Friendly staff and on site shop very handy. Also competitive prices. Convenient to town and beaches"

- Terry, NSW -Feb '08

"Cabin was basic, but that was reflected in the price. Nice quiet area."

- Dean, NSW -Feb '08

"Caravan Park was good, quiet, and with large powered sites, Excellent amenities block."

- Dean, NSW -Feb '08

"'Hillcrest' was a little further out of St. Helen's than we expected. However, the cabins were clean - if a little dated. We did not use the other park facilities but the ladies in the office and shop..."

- Robyn, VICTORIA -Apr '07

"We stayed only for 2 nights. The cabin was basic, as was the park, however as we were out and about most of the day this was not a problem. The beds were comfortable and the cabin was adequate for our..."

- Anne, NSW -Apr '07

"Great value no frills accommodation. Ideal for a 1 or 2 nights stay while touring around."

- Gerald, LANCASHIRE -Feb '07

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Enquiry response: Good

Winter Holiday

This property is marked as Winter Holiday, but no specifics have been provided by the operator.

Self-contained apartment, Camping ground, Caravan park, Cabins, Tourist park, Campervan

What a lovely clean park and cabin,very clean and spacious,best one so far.yvonne ellis,bendigo vic
so many more comforts than others.
cabin was neat and tidy.the staff friendly & helpfull.overall pleasant experience.
john and berneaette shepherd

Associations

cosy cabins

Holiday experiences

4WD Tours, Beach, Bushwalking & wilderness, Family Friendly, Fishing, Golf, Great view, Pet friendly, Waterfront, Winter Holiday

Facilities

24 hour reception, Accept MasterCard, Accept VISA, ATM, Baby Cot, BBQ, BBQ - Gas, Boat Hire, Boat Ramp Nearby, Camp kitchen, Ensuite, Faxing Facilities, Games room, Kitchen, Laundry facilities, Linen supplied, No smoking, Pets Welcome Outdoors, Tea/Coffee Making Facilities, Television, Tour desk

hillcrest tourist park

st.helens, TAS, Australia

Rooms and rates

rates 75.00 to 95.00 per couple per night.
extra adults $10.00
family 100.00 to 115.00
powered sites $23.00 per night.unpowered $20.00

hillcrest tourist park(sleeps 7):

Availability

hillcrest tourist park will confirm pricing, availability and answer any other questions within 24 hours.
(current average response time for this property is 5.2 hours)

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The telephone number and contact details for this property will be emailed to you once your enquiry/booking has been sent.

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