Bronte Park
Highlights
- Discover picnic areas nestled among the trees, perfect for a relaxing day in nature.
- Utilise the public toilet facilities for convenience during your outdoor adventures.
- Drive just 23 minutes from Derwent Bridge to reach this serene getaway.
- Enjoy the log shelter, ideal for gatherings in all weather conditions.
Bronte Park is located at 381 Marlborough Road, Bronte Park. It is approximately a 23-minute drive from Derwent Bridge and 154 km northwest of Hobart via the Lyell Highway.
Facilities include a public toilet, picnic areas, and a log shelter.
Accreditations
- TAS – CHLC (Central Highlands Council)
Features
This business does not currently offer accessible facilities.
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