Find quirky souvenirs of your stay in Tiger Country.
Interpretive information, newspaper clippings, scats and plaster footprints available for viewing.

handbags, belts, luggage, wallets and purses.
Bondfields own fantastic range of handcrafted leather goods.

Perhaps you thought the only sensible way to see subterranean scenery was in a tourist show cave and that exploration and appreciation of natural "wild" caves was the domain of 'hard adventure' freaks, well, think again.

Visit an amazing range of restored vintage tractors and machinery.
60 tractors, Field marshal, Series 2 1948, OTA 1956, International, McCormick WA 1942, Oliver 70, Massey Harris, 102 senior 1942, 744D 1951, Ford, 9N V8 1946, Lanz Bulldog, L1949, Deutz, FIL 514 1951.

Tasmanian pottery, woodturning, postcards and souvenirs.

Owner Lydia Nettlefold, Chef/Manager Lee Christmas and visiting guest chefs share their wealth of knowledge, passion of good food, cooking and Tasmanian produce with you. At the Red Feather Inn we believe that a shared table with fine food, wine and conversation is one of life's greatest pleasures. From 'back to basics' through to 'celebrer le cochon' the Red Feather Cooking & Lifestyle School aims to help you extend your culinary boundaries, whilst having an entertaining and enjoyable break in the company of like minded people.

Stalking and outwitting a wily brown trout or hooking up with a demonic rainbow in the pristine waters of Tasmania’s rugged Central Highlands – this is what we call Trout Tonic! There is no better therapy for rejuvenating and reinvigorating your spirit, focus and energy.

In 1991 we started transforming our 2 ½ acres of paddock into the garden we now call Wychwood. With little experience in temperate climate gardening, but armed with boundless enthusiasm, we undertook to create a place of tranquillity and beauty amongst the rolling hills and statuesque mountains of the Great Western Tiers.

Hugh and Mary McLachlan invite you to their studio to try on unique jewellery. The studio is set in beautiful gardens on the banks of the Meander River.

Panorama and large format photographs of spectacular views from the region and Tasmania by John Temple. Beautifully framed and on display at the gallery, for viewing or purchase.
A great way to see our best scenery, then take it home.