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Looking for Family Friendly Activities in Huon Valley

 The Huon Valley is a fantastic destination for families, offering a range of activities that cater to all ages. Here are some fun ideas:

  1. Nature Walks and Hiking: Explore the beautiful walking trails in places like the Huon River or the nearby Hartz Mountains National Park, where you can find trails suitable for families.
  2. Apple & Cherry Picking: Visit local orchards, especially during the harvest season (December to April), for a fun Cherry or apple-picking experience. Some farms also offer other fruit-picking options.
  3. Wildlife Spotting: Head to the Tahune Forest Reserve for a chance to see native wildlife. The treetop walk is a hit with kids and offers stunning views.
  4. Boat Tours: Take a scenic cruise along the Huon River. Some tours even offer wildlife watching opportunities.  Or for more adrenaline junkies there is the HuonJet boat Tour.
  5. Local Markets: Check out local farmers' markets in the area, where families can enjoy fresh produce, crafts, and sometimes live music.
  6. Visit Tahune Airwalk: Experience the treetop walk and explore the beautiful surrounding forest. There are also picnic areas and shorter walks for younger children.
  7. Explore Franklin and Cygnet: These charming towns have local shops, cafes, and parks that are great for family outings. Cygnet also has a lovely beach area for kids to play.
  8. Historical Sites: Visit the nearby Bruny Island, accessible via ferry, for historical sites and beautiful landscapes.
  9. Fishing and Water Sports: The Huon River and nearby lakes offer opportunities for fishing, kayaking, and canoeing.
  10. Visit Local Breweries and Distilleries: Some places welcome families and provide outdoor spaces for kids to play while adults can enjoy local beverages.
  11. Hastings Caves: The largest limestone caves in the southern hemisphere

There’s plenty to do, making the Huon Valley a great family getaway! Enjoy your time there!

So book your family accommodation at RiverFrontEstate in the heart of Huonville today


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