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The picture shows Brontë beach in Sydney not Brontë park in Tasmania. Our cabin at Brontë Park was well planned and well equipped and our host was helpful. The Central Highlands even provided some snow!

Bronte is quite remote, ok for trampers and outdoor adventures, local town quite basic, nice accommodation just in from main road, local store ok for emergency food or snacks, apart from the main highway, the road inland is gravel, mud, and the potholes look like Swiss cheese. We were there late March.

A nice little country town, which makes a great stopover when travelling between Hobart and the west coast. It is quite picturesque, especially after it snowed. One downside to snow though is possible road closures if you don't have a 4WD. There's also not a lot of options for food. Best to go shopping for groceries at the local shop or head to another town if you want to eat out (we went to Miena).

Peace and tranquility was a big winner for us. There was not a lot for us to do there other than a drive into the small community and a drive outside of town to look at town water supply. We brought our own food and supplies with us , expecting there would be limited choices within the town .There was very little available at general store when we looked so very pleased we made that choice !

It was a very quiet place, close to lakes so good for people who fish or for those who wish to get away from noise. Make sure you take most of your supplies to eat and drink as the one local shop doesn't offer a lot of choices. The cabins are a good size with a seperate bedroom away from the lounge area. The wood heater was a lovely addition to the electric heating. The spa was a nice idea and very relaxing. Not great reception for phones or WiFi, but awesome if you want to get away from it all.