Originally constructed in 1940 to pump water for hydro electricity, this iconic industrial site has been refurbished to offer boutique accommodation inside Tasmanias Wilderness World Heritage Area amongst some of the most dramatic natural landscape on the planet. The setting, however, is really only the very beginning. The opportunity to explore, rejuvenate and interact is what makes the Pumphouse experience special. Guests can explore the national park by foot, bike and boat, fish for trout in the shallows then return to Pumphouse at days end to relax by the log fire. This intimate property offers just 18 rooms; located in the Pumphouse building out on the lake and also in the Lakehouse building on the waters edge. Join us in the Lakehouse each night for a hearty feed of Tassies famous flavours, sharing tables and tales with your hosts and fellow guests.
Originally constructed in 1940 to pump water for hydro electricity, this iconic industrial site has been refurbished to offer boutique accommodation inside Tasmanias Wilderness World Heritage Area amongst some of the most dramatic natural landscape on the planet. The setting, however, is really only the very beginning. The opportunity to explore, rejuvenate and interact is what makes the Pumphouse experience special. Guests can explore the national park by foot, bike and boat, fish for trout in the shallows then return to Pumphouse at days end to relax by the log fire. This intimate property offers just 18 rooms; located in the Pumphouse building out on the lake and also in the Lakehouse building on the waters edge. Join us in the Lakehouse each night for a hearty feed of Tassies famous flavours, sharing tables and tales with your hosts and fellow guests.