Friday 4 March 2022

Riversedge Camping – Lonnavale

 

2 – 4 March 2022

We had heard about Riversedge Camping on the Russell River, and decided that it would be a good place to stop with a couple of days of nice weather ahead. We drove through Huonville and turned off towards Judbury and on towards Lonnavale. Arriving at Riversedge we were greeted warmly and invited to pick a spot from those available for the next couple of nights. We were very impressed with what we saw, and ended up settling on Site 18 – the one that had been recommended to us by friends.

As you look around it is clear that the people who developed this campground have put a lot of thought into creating a fabulous spot. Each campsite is huge - some with enought space for two or three caravans or motorhomes. Prices are dependent on the type of site chosen, are charged per person and are fairly reasonable. Most sites are along the river - with premium sites right on the river's edge. Our site was set back a bit but still with direct access and a great view. The amenities block is right at one end of the property and quite a way from the last sites, but composting toilets are situated strategically along the access road. There is also an overflow area away from the river. Each site also has a fire ring, and firewood is available for purchase - delivered to your site. There is also a morning rubbish collection from your site. There is no Telstra access but a booster up on the hill is only a short walk away. There are even a couple of seats up there.



We had a very relaxing couple of nights, with a fire just because we could. We were fortunate to have some beautiful warm weather while we were there so we spent time walking, reading and taking photographs. This is definitely the sort of campground we like - and one that we will return to some time. 

We left Riversedge to spend a couple of nights in Hobart with our daughters, before continuing our journey towards Devonport and our departure from Tasmania.

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