Camp Nowhere: perfectly located to explore the trails of the UNESCO Central Plateau Conservation Area. Or wander off and find your own hidden gems—no one’s counting.
Wander nearby: trails, views, and surprises along the way.
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Fancy yourself an angler? Or utterly hopeless with a rod? Head to Mayfly Guiding for a half- or full-day adventure, where you might learn some new skills—or at least pretend you caught something.
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Follow the power trail to Waddamana Power Station Museum - it's old, it's big and it's impressive.
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Wander around yingina-The Great Lake & explore its banks.
Camp Nowhere collaborator and designer extraordinaire Sarah Andrews of Captain's Rest has created some lovely Tasmanian travel guides here. Trust us, she knows her stuff.
If you can tear yourself away from the fireplace and the deep soaker bath, here are a few distractions within 75 min of Camp. Go on, stretch those legs.*Clyde Mill Distillery (Bothwell)
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Photos courtesy of Anna Critchley & Simon Upton
Fly fishing photos courtesy of Mayfly Guiding
Lake Saint Clair photo courtesy of Discover Tasmania
Captain's Rest photo courtesy of Captain's Rest
Fly fishing photos courtesy of Mayfly Guiding
Lake Saint Clair photo courtesy of Discover Tasmania
Captain's Rest photo courtesy of Captain's Rest
We acknowledge the palawa people as the traditional owners and custodians of yingina (The Great Lake) where our beautiful
Camp Nowhere is located. We pay our respects to the elders past and present of lutruwita (Tasmania).
Cared for and nurtured for thousands of years, we acknowledge that sovereignty over this land was never ceded.
Thanks for staying with us—now go back to the real world, and dream of your next visit.
Camp Nowhere is located. We pay our respects to the elders past and present of lutruwita (Tasmania).
Cared for and nurtured for thousands of years, we acknowledge that sovereignty over this land was never ceded.
Thanks for staying with us—now go back to the real world, and dream of your next visit.
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