Tarraleah Highland Caravan Park

Tarraleah is an amazing place to visit. So much history. We stayed one night in the scholar's house. It had a mezzanine lounge which was really cool and a well equipped share kitchen. Very nice. The next night we stayed in the cabins. That wasn't so good as the room was much smaller. Nowhere to put luggage at all. No fan. We really enjoyed our stay. Met the friendly highland cattle. Goats and lots of wildlife.

Friendly staff, engineers cottages have plenty of heating, very spacious, neat and clean.

If all Caravan Parks where like this, we would be very happy campers, spotless clean facilities rooms and laundry, beautiful surrounds and gardens, fabulous lookout and walk. An abundance of local wild life roaming around, it's a hidden gem, only catch is no shops, neatest is 30km away, but a small price to pay for perfection. We loved it is an understatement. Honestly staying here was like being on a film set, if you get a chance stop.in even if it's just for a picnic.

Unless you have a specific reason to stay in Tarraleah I would give it a miss and spend more time in some of the more interesting places in the region. We stayed in one of the economy cabins and although very clean and comfortable, it was small.

Great little caravan park. Lovely easily accessible private grassed sites with power, water and sullage. Facilities are clean - great hot showers! Very peaceful surroundings, lots of wildlife (especially kangaroos). Access is via a gravel driveway (good condition) off the main highway. We enjoyed dinner at the Highlander Restaurant (we were fortunate for it to be open one night of our stay, not open every night) - limited meal choices but no complaints as food was delicious.Recommend you give this caravan park a try if you’re looking for somewhere to stay near Lake St Clair or Mt Field National Parks.

Powered caravan site.What a beautiful place to stay!!Heated amenities that were super clean, lovely walks, wildlife everywhere and so quiet. Just wonderful. We had everything we needed.Who needs lots of shops around?This place is an absolute credit to the owners. Thank you for our great stay.I can’t say how much we really enjoyed our time there.Was very happy with the price of $40 for the site, we paid on average $45 in other parks heading to this one.(Can’t understand some of the negative feedback because they don’t deserve that)

Quaint 1930's cottage, great fire, nice view across village square to the fountain. The gardens are lovely, plenty of beautiful flowers & trees. Highlander Arms restaurant, lovely meal, generous serve of beer battered pink ling, chips & salad. Plenty of native animals, but we missed seeing Fergus 'the Hairy Highlander Coo'.Interesting history, plenty of information to read about the Hydro scheme from 1930's onwards.  Nice friendly & helpful staff. Great place for a getaway.

Powered site with RVYour team James are to be conmended on the beautiful amenity of our surroundsWell done also on the cleanliness of your facilitiesAnyone reading this consider a stopover as you will fall in love with the placeGazza and Nels Bundaberg

Always a favourite place to stay when up in the lakes area. The hydro-period town has been adoringly restored and converted to one of the most beautiful villages on the island. I choose to stay in winter to avoid any crowd, and I always find that it's incredibly quiet and utterly peaceful. A true gem run by people who really love the place. A+++ highly recommended.