Don Heads
Don Heads is a coastal headland, a natural geological feature offering local history, walks, and a chance to enjoy nature on tasmania’s beautiful north-west coast.
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Don Heads is a coastal headland, a natural geological feature offering local history, walks, and a chance to enjoy nature on tasmania’s beautiful north-west coast.
Reg Hope Park is located on the east side of the Mersey River. Home to the Tall Ship – fishing ketch experience The Julie Burgess
The Devonport Cenotaph is located on the eastern bank of the Mersey River beside the walking track. Occasionally locals can be found in the area
Located just 10 kilometres south of Devonport the Arboretum is home to the worlds largest collection of Tasmanian living woody plants, Southern Hemisphere Conifers and
Located to the west of Bluff Beach and accessed via Coles Beach Road. Designated dog exercise area. There is a bin containing dog waste bags
Aikenhead Point is located on the western bank of the Mersey River. Providing open ground, Vietnam Veterans Memorial Avenue, Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall, a bbq
The Joshua Slocum Park faces the Bluff precinct and provides open ground and gardens around the Bass Strait Maritime Centre. If you would like host
Horsehead Creek Riverside Park provides facilities for recreational vehicles and caravans. The camping ground includes an RV dump point and public toilet open daylight hours.
The Don Reserve is a peaceful and stunning bushland reserve featuring paved and sawdust walking tracks near and beside the Don River. The Reserve borders
The Bluff Road Coastal Reserve offers stunning views of the Bass Strait and North West Coastline, as well as native coastal fauna, an indigenous track,
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