Waldheim Cabins

Indoor lodging · Kentish

Waldheim Cabins

Indoor lodging · Kentish
Connells Ave, Cradle Mountain TAS 7306, Australia

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Nestled in Cradle Mountain National Park, these cozy, rustic cabins with bunk beds and basic kitchens are a perfect home base for wildlife lovers and hikers alike.  

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Connells Ave, Cradle Mountain TAS 7306, Australia Get directions

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+61 3 6491 1179
parks.tas.gov.au

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Mar 4, 2025

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Bernard Cunningham

Google
Perfect retreat in the Cradle Mountain National Park. Very remote but so close to Dove Lake and wombats. Plenty of wildlife and peace and quiet and wombats. Cabins well equipped and shared bathroom facilities excellent. And wombats. Will definitely be back.

Francis O'Connell

Google
Great location, beautiful park right outside the door. Wombats everywhere, heaps of other wonderful wildlife. Bring your own pillow!!

ThePolishTraveller

Google
Our best stay in Tasmania. Hot showers outside, fully equipped kitchen to cook your pasta meal in the evening and prepare sandwiches for the lunch on the trail. Oh and the trails start pretty much from here :) no need for the car or the shuttle. Daily visits from wombats and wallabies are an added bonus.

sattsy2323

Google
10/10 stay. The photos show a true representation of the cabins. The spot hands down the best Australia has to offer. After 7pm the last bus leaves and you have the park pretty much all to yourselves. Once in a lifetime opportunity to hang out with wombats just you & your family. We put our caravan into storage to stay here and so glad we did. |Bring your own water and more food than you think you need.|We also caught the bus to peppers to have a drink by the fire it was beautiful.|Bookings hard to come by so log in the day the bookings open to secure.|CAUTION when entering park you have to follow the park buses, we thought we took a wrong turn to Waldheim so caught back up with the bus only to be told off by the bus driver who was quiet unreasonable.

Ian Stone

Google
Simple walkers huts sleeping either 4 6 or 8. Each comes with bunk beds an oven and stove top. Fridge, toaster kettle and crockery. Basic heater with struggled in very cold weather, but better than nothing! Great opportunity to stay inside the national Park and experience the peace when everyone has gone home. Very clean communal showers and toilets just a few steps away. With great water pressure, temperature and even electric heater inside. Wildlife everywhere. We just sat at the Day hut this evening with a glass of wine and counted about 15 wombats. Even some basic phone reception if you need it! And our hut also had power points to charge.

Warren J

Google
Spacious, well appointed cabins in a great location. We were pleasantly surprised with what our cabin offered. |We had trekked to Cradle Mntn thru rain & wind & were eager to book into our cabin that evening. The first thing noted was how warm the cabin was, due to an electric heater already on, set to 25°! All our clothing/footwear worn that day was wet on arrival, however dry by next morning!|The cabins are situated in an enchanted forest setting right next to the historic Waldheim Chalet,|actually WITHIN the park, very near the beginning of the Overland Track, meaning you can get an early start hiking without having to wait for transport. The amenities block was close by, with plenty of hot water, spacious & clean.|

Denny014

Google
When family accommodation in the area for 4 nights is 1-3k, this is an affordable and welcome alternative. As other reviewers have said - basic but comfortable and cosy, right in the middle of nature, and the closest accommodation there is to Dove Lake and the start of most walking tracks. If you are unhappy here you are unhappy with life.||||I noticed there were only 2 bad reviews: "can tell the cabins are run by government" - well yes, because nobody could make a profit out this pricing, and: "we didn't feel that there was any real service provided to make customers feel special" - uh customers are paying about $25 per head and getting a warm and well appointed cabin right in the middle of the National Park, and so what is expected for that price - a massage?||||Cabins are clean, tidy and warm and have all that is needed for cooking. The beds were comfortable. We stayed in Wornack which had power points and Optus access only about 50m from the doorway (Telstra I'm not sure about). It was nice to be "off the grid" for most of the time, but able to trol down the road to receive messages. The shower block was a stone's throw away - facilities clean and the shower was hot.||||Wildlife abound, walks at your doorstep, and the shuttle bus only a ten minute walk down the track.||||There's a fridge and oven with hotplates in each cabin, and so we were able to have a cheese platter on return from our walks, bake pizza in the oven for tea, make some mulled cider on the cooktop and bake a cake or slice every evening (TIP remember to bring eggs, the soda water hack isn't all that successful). If you were staying at the lodge a cheese platter, pizza, dessert and drinks for 4 people would be upwards of $300. There's a place for luxury accommodation but Waldheim is perfect for families to get out in nature and be self-sufficient - without completely roughing it in tents.||||My tips would be to book a slightly bigger cabin than you need (eg the 6 bunk cabin for 4 people) just so there's a bit more space to put your gear and move around the cabin. Be wary of taking snorers or at least have a few workarounds - ear plugs and or folding seats in the car. Don't go with anyone you don't love - these aren't large spaces. Take a few packs of cards or other games to enjoy in the evening. And yes, a pair of thongs or slides for nocturnal trips to the toilet.||||We loved our visit and can't wait to go back.

Jo S

Google
Basic, functional cabins, better than most backpackers accommodation. Clean and highly suitable as a base for walking or hiking. Close to the trail head so you don't need to rely on the shuttle buses. Quiet, except for the wildlife. Wombats everywhere!|Warm and cosy. Walks for all ages possible. Plenty of space for a car parked at your cabin. Shared shower and toilet - clean, flushing toilets, hot showers.