Lake St Clair Lodge

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Property Details

Lyell Highway
Lake St Clair 7140 TAS

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Lake St Clair Lodge is set within the World Heritage Area 3 minutes from Derwent Bridge. Located within the Lake St Clair National Park on the foreshore of Australia's deepest glacial lake.

We have loft style cottages, all with a King bed and fireplace.

Lake St Clair Lodge operates the Overland Track ferry service and is the launching point for the Lake St Clair ferry services to Echo Point and Narcissus Bay.

All guests need to hold a current National Parks Permit.

Café
Conference/Meeting facilities
Direct beach access
Gift-shop and grocery store.
Luggage storage

Non-smoking property
On-site parking
Restaurant/s
Self service laundry facilities
Wheelchair accessible

Business Facilities

Kiosk, Canoe hire, scenic lake cruise, National Parks visitor information centre, Restaurant(seasonal)

Check In	1400hrs
Check In Instructions	Reception is located adjacent to the National Parks Visitors Centre.
Check Out	1000hrs
Children & Extra Guests	(Any additional charges are payable direct to the hotel) Self contained cabin - Rates are for 2 people. Maximum occupancy is 5. Extra guests are $30 per person per night.
Getting There	Travel along the A10 (Lyell Highway) to Derwent Bridge and take the turn off to Lake St Clair National Park. We are at the foot of the Lake with the National Parks & Wildlife Centre.
Parking	Complimentary on site parking is available.
Things To Do	There are plenty of things to do on and around the lake; you can try trout fishing in Australia's deepest fresh water lake, enjoy any of the numerous superb walking and hiking tracks, leading you through the World Heritage Listed National Park. These tracks can offer you anything from rainforest walking tracks to mountain climbing adventures. There is also a daily ferry service which runs up and down the lake - either transporting walkers, or taking you on a relaxing sightseeing trip.