Welcome to Ross Caravan Park

Discover Ross by the River

Ross Caravan Park sits on the sparkling banks of the Macquarie River, offering a calm retreat for travelers who appreciate contemporary comforts without losing the charm of Tasmania’s heritage. Each powered or unpowered site is sized for generous rigs, and the friendly hosts maintain lawns that feel softer than a manicured golf green, yet practical for weekend campfires and barbecues. The location is within stroll distance to Ross township, where artisan cafes, a bakery with sourdough aromas, and the convict-built bridge invite lingering afternoons. Guests love biking along quiet country lanes, browsing local markets, and returning to the park for star-filled evenings.

Heritage cabins serve as cozy, climate-controlled hideaways for visitors who want to leave the tents at home. They are furnished with plush bedding, local art that nods to the town’s history, and private decks that look across the river. Whether families need room for luggage and bicycles or couples seek a romantic hideaway, each cabin’s layout is thoughtful, with neutral palettes, vinyl plank floors, and curated lighting that keeps the vibe relaxed. Tipis, another signature offering, showcase a playful alternative to hotel stays; they are fully furnished with indoor/outdoor seating so guests can savor Tasmanian sunsets.

The park’s booking team is happy to tailor an itinerary, sharing tips for nearby hiking trails, heritage tours, or cultural events in Hobart and Launceston. Visitors also appreciate on-site conveniences such as clean, modern amenities blocks, guest kitchens, and dedicated wifi zones. Because Ross Caravan Park is part of Linx Employment’s hospitality network, professionalism and safety are top of mind without ever feeling clinical. Lifelong guests return for the warmth of the staff and the simple luxury of riverside mornings. Seasonal markets, storytelling nights, guided canoe trips, and Tasmanian whiskey tastings round out guests’ experiences and share evening barbecues beneath river skies.