Freycinet Lodge district

Freycinet National Park, Australia

The only accommodation and dining available in Freycinet National Park, with three on-site bars and restaurants.

Places in Freycinet Lodge district

The Bay Restaurant The lodge's premium restaurant offering, part of its three on-site dining venues.
Richardson's Bistro A dinner option at Freycinet Lodge alongside The Bay Restaurant.
Hazards Lounge An all-day menu offering wine, whiskey and spirits flights.
Freycinet Lodge casual bar café A casual bar at the only accommodation and dining available in the park.
Hazards Lounge An all-day menu offering wine, whiskey and spirits flights.
Freycinet Lodge casual bar One of the lodge's three on-site bars and restaurants.

Best time to visit: October to April, for the best beach weather at Wineglass Bay and comfortable hiking conditions on the Freycinet Peninsula.
Getting around: Bushwalks to Wineglass Bay and the Freycinet Peninsula commence from a car park four kilometres away; Freycinet Lodge sits within the park itself, with Coles Bay and additional accommodation options nearby.
Currency: Australian Dollar (A$)
Language: English. Aboriginal languages are spoken in some communities.
Timezone: AEST (UTC+10, UTC+11 in summer)
Current trends: Wineglass Bay's 2026 ranking of #21 in the World's 50 Best Beaches continues to draw international attention to Freycinet National Park, with Freycinet Lodge remaining the only in-park accommodation and dining option, its three on-site bars and restaurants including the Hazards Lounge's wine, whiskey and spirits flights reflecting Tasmania's growing cool-climate wine and whisky tourism alongside the park's hiking and beach appeal.

Coles Bay — A nearby town with accommodation options ranging from campsites to hotels, budget to ultimate luxury.
Wineglass Bay trailhead — The starting point for bushwalks to Wineglass Bay and the Freycinet Peninsula, four kilometres from a car park.