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Quamby Pines Chalet

B&B in Quamby Brook/Deloraine, TAS

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Beds
4
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Description

Quamby Pines is a self-contained farm stay B&B. It is located in a beautiful valley 8km from Deloraine. It is situated on 40 fertile acres and is used as a Miniature Hereford stud. It is an easy drive to either Devonport or Launceston at about 55km. This makes it an excellent base from which to explore the whole of northern Tasmania.
You also can enjoy a bit of fishing on the farm with its two trout stocked dams, you love the wild life with platypus, wild ducks, an array of other water birds, and not to forget the black swan who took the liberty to take a goose as his partner. Seven deer have their home in the bush area of the property at dusk you also see some wallabies, possum’s, Tasmanian Devils, and the odd spotted quoll. The bird life is absolutely magnificent and varied. Not to forget all our farm animals, sheep, chooks, and rabbits.
The Chalet contains a bedroom/lounge with a queen sized bed and a double fold out sofa if required. The second bedroom has One double Bed with a Bunk on top. You also have your own kitchen if you wish to prepare your own meals.

The Chalet $110 per night per couple, or $660 per Week. We love to negotiate a good deal for Families

For Couples there is Unit2 at $95 p.n. p.c. or $70 single.
The offer stay 7 nights get Sunday FREE applies to Unit2 $570 only
Unit2 and the Chalet are on the Calendar so the Chalet may be booked even truh the Calendar shows availability.
Continental breakfast is supplied in both accommodations.

You may order cooked breakfast $10 or Dinner if required $15
EXTRA CHARGES
$20per extra Adult, or $15 per Child per night, Cot $5,
BBQ $5, Children under 2 are free
20% deposit/cancellation fee required to confirm booking
Cheque,Money Order or direct deposit
Sorry no credit card facilities.

Your host are Heinz and Cely!

Is Quamby Pines for you ?

Are you interested in a farm or bush walk? Maybe fishing on a pontoon surrounded by sparkling water? Do you have children who would like to interact with farm animals including rabbits, chicken, sheep, miniature Hereford cattle and a friendly or maybe just gluttonous pet stag? Perhaps you are just looking for a quiet, peaceful place out of the bustle of city life in which you can just relax. Well, Quamby Pines Chalet would be your ideal place.

The beautiful drive, lined with a diverse variety of trees greets you as you approach your chalet. In spring they are festooned with pastille blossoms, birds skipping from branch to branch. Summer and autumn do not decrease in beauty, merely changing from fragile blossoms to branches laden with a variety of rosy, decadent fruits, all of which you are free to sample.

Following an exciting day of exploring the beautiful Deloraine and surrounding areas, all you want to do is lay down, you come to the home-like accommodation where you feel immediately comfortable and calm. After having a nice warm shower you endeavour to find a drink. Upon opening the fridge you are confronted with a choice of cold drinks, but after contemplating whether or not to have a beer you decide you actually want a hot beverage, with which you then settle for a nice coffee. With coffee in hand you walk outside to the barbeque and sitting area where you view the beautifully intense sunset framed by undulating hills.

You soon realise the light is fading and it is becoming cold so you go inside and turn on the heater to warm the rooms. With the kids settled in the other room: exhausted but sleeping happily, you turn on the T.V. and watch a couple of your favourite T.V. programmes. In the big comfortable queen-sized bed warmed by the electric blankets, fluffy doona and surrounded by soft pillows you fall into a peaceful sleep having had the most satisfying day.
Pets are most welcome and got their own heated&carpeted Pet accommodation.
Pets stay FREE

Deloraine

Deloraine, a lovely quaint town of 2500 people was established around 1830’s. It has some magnificent old buildings with a lot of history attached to them. The picturesque Meander River flows around the outskirt of the town, as you drive past you may see the enthusiastic fishermen trying their luck with catching rainbow or brown trout.

It is the largest inland Town in Tasmania. The vibrant shopping centre is always busy with a large supermarket and many speciality stores. There are three pubs/hotels with Keno, all serving meals and some have budget accommodation. For some people who like to stay in town there are some B&B’s and a large Motel. The main street is reminiscent of a small European town with the never ceasing movement and friendly locals.
There are several small cafes with outside seating for a relaxing cup of coffee. Snacks can also be bought, whether it is sweet or savoury like the popular locally produced spring rolls. The area is renown for its gourmet products like the speciality cheeses at Ashgrove, smoked salmon and eel, Korean ginseng, speciality ice-cream and gelato, honey, truffles, wine and organic produce which include milk, yoghurt, soft cheeses and vegetables.
Deloraine is also renown for its art culture with the main attraction having been created by more than 300 people, the Locals call it Yarns a Creation in Silk. There is the Sculpture-Trail with 33 sculptures through town and along the river, the trail starts at the towns Visitors Centre, for more information contact the visitors centre direct.

Feature List

  • Barbeque
  • Bedding (Linen)
  • Cooking Facilities
  • Air Conditioning
  • Linen Supplied
  • Microwave
  • Pets allowed
  • Refrigerator
  • TV Reception
  • Wheelchair Access
  • Non-smoking
  • Washing Machine
  • hair-dryer
  • heater
  • hot plate
  • convential oven
  • continental breakfast
  • Trout fishing
  • Deer feeding
  • Chook feeding
  • Miniature Hereford padding
 

Accommodation Rates

* Pricing is subject to change, and a minimum stay period and other conditions may apply. You should confirm pricing with the property owner.
30 Nov 2007 - 31 Oct 2009
'Special' stay 7 days get sunday free
  • $110 / Night
  • $660 / Week
  • $110 / Mid-Week
  • $110 / Weekend
  • Extra Adult: $20 / Night
  • Extra Child: $15 / Night
  • Min Stay: 1 nights
  • Max Stay: 59 nights
  • Property Sleeps: 7
  • Number of beds: 4
20%Deposit on all bookings,

Extras

  • Cooked break fast: $10
  • Dinner: $15
  • Unit2 Couples only: $95
  • Unit2 weekly price: $570

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7 Days, 7 Ways to Enjoy your Stay!

 
  •   Just relax at the farm
  •   See the Farm animals
  •   See the Platypus and go fishing
  •   Enjoy Deloraine with good Restaurants
  •   See Devonport and the Beach
  •   Go to Launceston for shopping
  •   Day 7 is Free
 
 

Guest Reviews

 
  • "Fantastic, friendly owners and an incredibly lovely valley location. Our kids loved helping out feeding the farm animals and we all enjoyed the nearby hiking. Highly recommended."
    Cameron, October 2008
     
  • "The accommodation was highly regarded and the hosts were warm and welcoming. A beautiful part of Tasmania as a base to explore. Location was truly relaxing and a great place to stay and unwind, unfortunately we only had the one day there!"
    Cathryn, February 2008
     
  • "wonderful, peaceful surroundings, beautiful scenery and gorgeous animals. recommend this for anyone!!! lovely hosts too."
    Michelle, February 2008
     
  • "Our stay at Quamby Pines was very pleasant. The owners were friendly and very accommodating to our needs. We would highly reccomend this accommodation to others, especially families with young children, as the animals were a delight to look at. Thankyou Heinz and Cely"
    Tanya, December 2007
     
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    Walter, January 2007