Freycinet Lodge
Eco-lodge meets contemporary Tasmanian wilderness. Grounded elegance rather than flashy luxury — timber, stone, natural light, and native bush everywhere you look.
Book The Bay Restaurant for dinner well ahead of arrival — it fills fast, especially in high season
Why It Matters
The only accommodation and dining inside Freycinet National Park. Guests wake up steps from Richardsons Beach with wallabies outside and direct access to the Wineglass Bay track. The main lodge building with its giant stone fireplace is genuinely memorable.
Freycinet Lodge sits entirely inside Freycinet National Park on Tasmania's east coast — the only accommodation within the park itself. Think luxury rethink of a camp cabin: high-ceilinged timber structures connected by raised boardwalks through she-oak forest, with a main lodge anchored by a giant stone fireplace. Rooms range from entry-level bushland cabins to full Coastal Pavilions with outdoor bathtubs and private decks facing the coastline. Three restaurants and a bar round it out, making it a fully self-contained base for one of Australia's most remote and spectacular national parks.
Where You'll Stay
8 room types available
Bushland Cabin
Newly refurbished entry-level cabin set in the native eucalyptus. The nature-view skylight is a nice touch. Has a waterfall shower, cosy seating, private balcony, 55-inch TV, Nespresso machine, and eco-friendly bathroom amenities. Suitable for two adults.
King
Coastal Pavilion
The lodge's top tier. Standalone pavilions set among coastal bush with a king bed, separate living area, expansive deck, outdoor bathtub, and complimentary minibar. Each pavilion faces the coastline but they're among the trees — don't expect guaranteed water views. Breakfast for two included, either in the main lodge or as an in-room hamper. Two-night minimum in high season.
King
Family Cabin
Two-room cabin for families or two couples (up to five guests). Main room has a king bed and lounge; second room is a separate twin bedroom. Includes ensuite bathroom, secluded private balcony with bush views, microwave, and kettle. Children 4 and under stay free; 5–14 charged 50% of adult price. Breakfast included.
King + TwinLodge King
There's only one of these in the entire lodge. A spacious, contemporary room inside the main lodge building with views of Great Oyster Bay and the Hazards mountains, a private balcony for watching east coast sunsets, skylight for natural light, and full wheelchair accessibility. Complimentary minibar included.
KingMountain Terrace Family
Same contemporary Mountain Terrace style with the glass wall facing the Hazards range, adapted for families. Limited availability — enquire directly with the lodge.
KingMountain Terrace King
Spacious and light-filled with the standout feature being a double-height glass wall facing the Hazards mountain range and its pink granite peaks. Has an outdoor tub on the open deck, complimentary minibar, Nespresso machine, yoga mats, robes, and ducted heating/cooling. Couples only — no family bedding.
King
One Room Cabin
A large standalone cabin for couples, with a king bed, ensuite with shower, reverse-cycle air conditioning, and a private balcony looking into the park's coastal bushland. Some have equal access (accessible) bathroom configurations. Breakfast included for all guests.
King
Premier Cabin
A solid step up from the entry cabins. Spacious granite bathroom, a separate bath positioned to look out into the natural setting, private balcony, pod coffee in-room, and complimentary minibar. Some have water views toward Richardsons Beach; others face the forest — worth specifying at booking. Suitable for two adults.
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Eat & Drink
3 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Guided ATV tours through eucalypt hills, boulder-strewn valleys, and coastal heath to dramatic coastal scenery. Bookable through reception.
An after-dark tour to the penguin colony in nearby Bicheno with Bicheno Penguin Tours. See little penguins up close and safely. Contact reception for times and bookings.
E-bikes available to hire for exploring the Freycinet Peninsula under your own steam.
A hosted afternoon food and wine experience at 4pm, $95 per person. Sip superb east coast wines, learn the history behind each drop, and savour perfectly paired canapés. Run from The Bay Restaurant.
Self-guided tasting of Tasmanian wine, whisky, or gin overlooking Great Oyster Bay. A lower-key alternative to the hosted tasting.
Scenic helicopter flights over Tasmania's east coast — pink granite mountains, coastal scenery, and the iconic Wineglass Bay from above. Can also be used as a dramatic arrival transfer from Hobart.
A guided 5.5-hour day tour of Freycinet National Park, including Wineglass Bay and lesser-known spots. Walk one way, return by boat. Fully catered with morning tea and picnic lunch.
Direct access to Freycinet National Park trails from the lodge — including the famous Wineglass Bay Lookout walk (return, 2–3 hours), Hazards Beach circuit, and Cape Tourville Lighthouse walk. Hikes range from 30-minute strolls to multi-day adventures.
An intimate visit to the Freycinet Marine Farm in partnership with Oyster Bay Tours. Don waders and taste oysters fresh from the water they were grown in, guided by an actual oyster farmer.
A guided three-hour kayaking tour along the Freycinet National Park coastline — paddling beneath the pink granite mountains through some of the clearest water in Tasmania and into secluded coves. Bookable through lodge reception.
Cruise the Freycinet Peninsula and Wineglass Bay aboard a 150-seat eco-catamaran (Schouten Passage II). View pink granite cliffs and wildlife up close with crew commentary on flora, fauna, and history. Ploughman's lunch of fresh local produce and cool-climate wines included. Bookable through lodge reception.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
The Lodge King room is fully wheelchair-accessible with ramp access to the main lodge. Contact the lodge for assistance.
The lodge sits within 200 metres of Richardsons Beach on Great Oyster Bay.
The central lodge building serves as the social hub — contemporary design anchored by a large stone fireplace.
On-site ceremonies at Honeymoon Bay with views of Great Oyster Bay and the Hazards range. Experienced event staff on hand.
Included in Coastal Pavilion, Premier Cabin, Mountain Terrace King, Lodge King, and Bushland Cabin room types.
Freycinet National Park entry fees apply to all guests. Passes can be purchased at lodge reception on check-in.
To protect the national park environment, all cabins and pavilions are connected by raised boardwalks through she-oak forest.
Private jetty on Great Oyster Bay — also used for the romantic dinner-by-the-bay experience.
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