Abel Tasman Cabins Devonport

Quiet and near the sea.Can cook. Near Spirit of Tasmania ferry terminal.

If you’re staying in your own van I expect that this property would be fine as the sites looked quite big, however the unit we stayed in was very old and in desperate need of updating. All facilities in the cabin were at least 40yrs old (with the exception of the bed and linen, 2 seat dining table and 2 single chairs), and are in the same standard as is reflected by the age. Doors are showing signs of rot at the base and there is evidence of leaking on the shower ceiling. The kitchenette was of a minimal standard (a plug in 2 burner stove was provided), was riddled with ants despite no food being left out (there is a warning sign and ant spray provided so this is not new). For 2 people (and a 2 night stay) we were provided some mini milk containers, 2 towels and a floor mat for the bathroom and 2 slabs of soap, there was no face washer or mini shampoo/conditioner or no hairdryer which really are the minimum toiletries supplied since about 2005. Additional pillows and a blanket was supplied also.The exterior sliding door to our unit did not align with the frame and did not lock properly which really should be rectified. It is a park full of permanent residents which, if you travel frequently, will confirm my comments above. On a positive note, the park was very quiet at night and the lady at reception was very welcoming and if you are in need of mid-cost accommodation ($250 for 2 people for 2 nights) and don’t mind the above, this park will suit your needs.

A very comfortable bed (did not want to get up), facilities were good and staff were very obliging.