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.
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
Devonports focal point for annual commemorations such as ANZAC Day on April 25th and Remembrance Day on November 11th, where the community gathers to pay
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 Main Beach and accessed via Coles Beach Road. Designated dog exercise area. There is a bin containing dog waste bags
Aikenhead Point area offers public facilities, including a picnic area and restrooms, and is home to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. At the point, visitors can
Home to the Devonport Junior Soccer Club, Devonport Touch Football Association, Devonport Hockey Club and West Devonport Hockey Club, Meercroft Park Sporting Complex offers a
Joshua Slocum Park is a scenic public space situated adjacent to the Bass Strait Maritime Centre. The park offers open grounds and gardens, making it
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 serene and beautiful bushland reserve nestled along the Don River, offering a variety of paved and sawdust walking tracks. Covering
Home to both the Don Cricket Club and Don Rugby Clubs, the Don Recreation Ground offers two playing ovals with cricket pitches. Used for rugby
Home to the Mersey Colts Cricket Club, Byard Park offers the John Carey Oval (A Grade) with a Synthetic Cricket Pitch, and Clark Oval (B