Tasmazia & The Village Of Lower Crackpot

Had such a fun day!Ladies at front desk were super lovely and helpful.We felt like we were doing the maze ourselves barely saw other people as it’s very spacious.Definitely will be back.

This place is a great place for a family with kids. You will get all the information from the counter. Can easily spend a full day or can do the full site tour within 3 hours. Small city are is real fun for the kids and well established. They have few mazes with different scales as well.

It is good especially kids will love playing. Entrance fee $30/pp adult. Have nice cafeteria. Lovely food.

Amazing! Well worth the visit. Make sure you allow plenty of time for your visit as you spend several hours there to enjoy all the mazes, the mini village, the moni world icons and the shop.

A definite must-see in Tassie, even if you have to go out of your way. The quirkiness, the care and love, and the attention given to this place is unparalleled and the man behind Lower Crackpot needs to be highly congratulated for his brilliant mind

Lots of things to see. I especially liked their embassy garden. Most of their mazes are reasonably easy. Hampton Court was the only one we didn't conquer. Nice location, sign posted from Sheffield. None of us enjoyed the food. None of my group would recommend their pancakes. Whether we picked the wrong day.

Unique place to visit, one of the best days out. Awesome fun for adults and kids alike.....amazing mazes and beautiful little buildings throughout, also has a cute cafe with awesome food. A must visit for anyone nearby only 40m drive from cradle mountain.

SO MUCH FUN!!! We bumped into some locals on Cradle Mountain who said we should come to Tasmania. We took their advice and had so much fun with the kids, what a brilliant family location! The pancakes are super yummy too (and we saw savoury food go out and it looked delicious too! Thank you to everyone for the great fun, what a total gem!

I really enjoy this place. We were prompted to go her after watching the travel guides. Entry was simple, there is no need to prebook. The mazes are good fun with plenty of activities especially for the kids. There are plenty of signs with witty remarks on them. A lot of work was put into designing the mazes and the miniature village. It is out of the way but we merged it with a trip to Cradle Mountain so it worked well. There is plenty of parking and the gift shop is interesting. It is a pity the founder has passed because we would really have loved to meet him. His quirkiness is evident throughout the site including the witty signs but also in the Tasmazia miniature embassies and township. I particularly liked the Iceland, Poland and the made up Embassies. There is a cafe on site but unfortunately it was closed the day we were there. It was a fun way to spend a couple of hours.