Mount Field National Park

Tasmania's oldest national park, just 75 kilometres from Hobart, with towering swamp gums, Russell Falls, alpine lakes, and a remarkable diversity of landscapes within easy reach. An accessible wilderness venue with genuinely world-class scenery.

Visit Mount Field National Park

Email

mtfield@parks.tas.gov.au

Phone

03 6288 1149

Address

66 Lake Dobson Rd National Park TAS 7140

Venue snapshot

Type: National Park
Region: Midlands
Address: Lake Dobson Road, National Park TAS 7140
Website: parks.tas.gov.au

Mount Field is one of the most accessible wild places in Tasmania — an hour and a quarter from Hobart through the Derwent Valley — and it packs an extraordinary range of landscapes into a relatively small area. Russell Falls is one of the most photographed waterfalls in Australia; deeper in the park, Lake Dobson sits among alpine heath and ancient cushion plants.

For a ceremony, Russell Falls and its surrounds offer lush temperate rainforest with tree ferns and towering swamp gums. The alpine plateau, reached via Lake Dobson Road, is starkly different — open, elevated, and dramatic. Both are genuinely special.

All guests require a valid Tasmania Parks pass. Book through Parks Tasmania at least four weeks before the date.

For current packages, availability, and pricing, contact the venue directly through their website.