Tasmanian Bushland Garden

We stopped in here on our way from Hobart to St Helens. Unfortunately, the weather that day was terrible so we were only able to look around from our car. There are some really cool metal art structures. The volunteers have spent a lot of time and effort making the place beautiful and labelling all the plants and trees which is something I would have loved to stop and spend time looking at. If you are planning this trip north and have a picnic packed I would definitely suggest stopping in here to enjoy the scenery and stretch the legs. A real hidden gem and you don't have to go out of your way to access it.

This is a beautiful place to stop for a rest. Not only native plants but also sculptures in the garden. There's also a barbecue area, tables chairs and small children playground. This place is clean and peaceful. There's some kind of birds, bugs, and frogs in the garden.

A pleasant place to stop if you'd like to learn Tasmania's native plants

The Tasmanian Bushland Garden is a beautiful display of local flora that feels more like an extension of nature than a replica of nature, with sculptures made mostly from repurposed metal (Including a dinosaur made from a variety of recycled metals) and offering a few walks. Free to visit.

Lovely bushland garden with a range of trails, a lot suitable to the less active. Clean toilets and picnic area near the quarry. Also has a challenging walk with top views towards the East coast. Great sculptures available to buy at present if you're quick!!

A lovely peaceful haven of carefully designed and planted bush. The display gardens were amazing and the many sculptures were fantastic.

Spectacular!! Congratulations to all the fantastic volunteers who have developed and maintain this beautiful preservation garden. So many indiginous Tasmanian plants, some of which are rare and endangered, growing and thriving in this bushland wonderland. Highly recommend a visit...spending the entire day is easy, so bring a picnic!!

Lovely native gardens, interesting sculptures, picnic area and toilets. Well worth a visit.

Just did 20 days through hiking and great to come here and get all the plant names for the species we saw. Really well done. The sculptures are excellent and a testament to the artists. There are some pretty extended walking tracks if you have an hour or so.

We went with a group and had a BBQ, such a beautiful place. Gas BBQ and toilet facilities on site. Well worth the stop in for a look on your way up the East Coast. Turnoff to the right before you get to Buckland.

You want to learn and understand about plants endemic to Tasmania? This is an excellent place to go, to study and enjoy. Bring a little time...there is so much to discover!

Lovely little spot to stop on your way up the east coast

Beautiful gardens with Tasmanian natives, sculptures and BBQs, a nice venue for any or no occasion.

Signage for most plants and information about the garden itself. Even got a booklet about native plants you can plant in the garden which was very useful

Beautiful native garden with several walks, the kids loved the sculptures.

Very nice native bush garden, great efforts by local volunteers

A bit of a hidden gem. A lovely calm spot to stop for a short walk or picnic. Amazing work by volunteers using Tassie natives. Very informative. Good sculptures too.

Beautiful spot to stop along the highway for a break. Lots of birds, lovely bush surrounds and native botanic garden. Easy walk loop to the white gums. Lots of seats, picnic tables, playground and BBQ.

A beautiful gem maintained and created by volunteers. Lovely mix of native plants, beautiful sculptures and full of blue wrens. Best public toilets ever!

Wow what a find....only a short visit but a must next time I travel to Tassie. A wonderful collection of native plants comprehensively labelled interspersed with outstanding sculptures. All the amenities you could wish for a day visit with kids or adults.