Cradle Mountain, Tasmania - Fun Wilderness For Seniors

We visited Cradle mountain in late May 2013 and decided to stay for 3 nights to allow us at least two days to do some nature walks in the Cradle Mountain National park. After searching for the various options available just outside the National park through the helpful Hotel search sites, we decided to stay at the Cradle Mountain Wilderness Village and I must say we were really happy with our choice of accommodation. I want to share below some photos of the cabin and the Cradle Mountain Wilderness Village itself to give you a better idea of the kind of accommodation that was provided.

We also had some friendly visitors to our cabin but we made sure to keep a safe distance and not to feed them.

It was really relaxing to sit outside with a warm cup of tea and looking at our friendly outdoor neighbours.

The cabin is very well furnished with all the necessary cooking utensils, electric stove and micro wave oven. Although you can buy some basic food including sausages,eggs,milk,tea, bread and canned food at a convenient store nearby the village, it is advisable to bring along the food that you need to cook for the duration of your stay there.

And of course the beautiful waterfalls in Cradle Mountain are truly enchanting!