Tasmania

Entries with Names starting with 'B'

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The Old Mines as in the photo above are located in West Street GPS -41.201551,146.814955

Street: Grubb Street

Town: Beaconsfield

State or Territory: Tasmanina

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Fishing, Boating, Kayak, and walks along the lake shore are all available from this popular spot.

Street: LOT 3785 Dawson Rd

Town: Ouse

State or Territory: Tasmanina

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East Coast Natureworld is Australia's premier Nature Park. We bring the Tasmanian wilderness to you. Set amongst 150 acres of natural parkland and lagoons, Natureworld is the perfect place to experience Tasmania’s unique and amazing animals, birds, reptiles and plant life.

Street: 18356 Tasman Highway

Town: Bicheno

State or Territory: Tasmanina

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A lovely place to spend some time, you can find some quite secluded areas to pop the van into, and spend a night or two quite easily here.

Street: Black River Camp Road

Town: Wiltshire

State or Territory: Tasmanina

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Not much to do here, maybe explore a dry creek bed, or count the cars that go by.

Street: Highland Lakes Rd

Town: Steppes

State or Territory: Tasmanina

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Note: camping is only allowed in designated areas, Some of the best brown trout fishing is to be had from this lake

Street: Bradys Lake Rd

Town: Bradys Lake

State or Territory: Tasmanina

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This market is held on the First Sunday of Every Month from 9.00-1.00pm They have Signs and banners out one week before the day to help you find it, if you don't use a GPS.

Street: 153 Marion Bay Road

Town: Copping

State or Territory: Tasmanina

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A nice day rest area, with the beach only a short distance from the car park area. I believe its a bit too rocky for fishing on the left hand side, but you are welcome to prove me wrong. My preference is over off the sandy area on the right.

Street: Bass Hwy

Town: Cowrie Point

State or Territory: Tasmanina

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Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary (pronounced “Bon-a-rong” - Aboriginal meaning “Native Companion”) was established in 1981 as a sanctuary for injured and orphaned wildlife and is Tasmania's most popular wildlife park.

Street: 593 Briggs Road

Town: Brighton

State or Territory: Tasmanina