Scottsdale Visitor Information Centre in Scottsdale, Tasmania | Tourist information centre

Scottsdale Visitor Information Centre

Locality: Scottsdale, Tasmania

Phone: +61 3 6352 6520

Address: 4 Alfred Street 7260 Scottsdale, TAS, Australia

Website: http://www.northeasttasmania.com.au

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24.01.2022 Home after few days away with friends. Lots of good times & laughs had by all. Thouroughly enjoyed the Wineglass Bay and Tasman Island cruises. Spectacular scenery. We even got to see the seals and lots of dolphins swimming along next to us. WELL DONE Pennicott Tours& crew members. Then on to the Tahune Air Walk. Still recovering from the devastating bushfires , Jan 2019. Yes most of us went right out to the end. Improved disability access and transportation to avoid over 200 steps. No extra cost. Since last time we were there.

24.01.2022 We have swap a book available. Take one home. Leave one there. All types of books.

23.01.2022 Sorry. We are closed.

22.01.2022 Checkout the clip of our great free campground/caravan park here at Scottsdale. You can also view other Dorset parks as well. https://youtu.be/klUIHWilkjY

22.01.2022 New stock just arrived. Come in and check out our range of plush animals. We also have hand puppets. Kids love them. And some really nice dogs as well as native animals. We also have wrist snap band ones. These are great to make your seat belt comfy.

22.01.2022 https://www.tasmaniatalks.com.au//42177-up-to-100-tourists

19.01.2022 Come in and Check out our new stock of Wincheaters & Shower proof jackets and nice winter padded Coats.

16.01.2022 A special appreciation treat brought in for our afternoon tea as a thank you for our help today. Lovely gesture thank you to our visitors. It was really appreciated to know we make a difference.

15.01.2022 Video taken of the dolphins. they were great to watch. Showing off by splashing us big time. Keep supporting Tassie businesses everyone.

10.01.2022 Just been to Adams Distillery at Perth. Huge thank you to Adam Saunders for giving up his afternoon off to give us a tour and tasting. Great afternoon. Rosy cheeked now though. Got a small bit to bring home. We will be back again.

08.01.2022 Been up to check out the new Camden Dam at Diddleum today. Huge undertaking. 6 fishermen trying their luck. They said they had to throw them back as bit small. But they will grow.

08.01.2022 Peter & Warren called into our info centre today for maps and information to help with the fundraising walk around Australia for Beyond Blue. Yes all around Australia. They estimate it will take three years to walk it. So any help with accommodation etc on their way would be greatly appreciated. They are heading towards St Helens.

06.01.2022 New flags came today. All ready for new Tourist Season.

05.01.2022 Derby certainly pumping today. Adults, Kids and bikes everywhere. My grandkids had a ball.

03.01.2022 Nice day today at the unveiling of the plaque commemorating the township of Lisle. North East Tasmania. Some of our Ancestors (Titmus) once owned the All Nations Hotel there. Amazing to think it was once the 3rd largest town in Tasmania. Hardly anything visible now. Special thanks to the team at Lilydale Historical for all their hard work.

03.01.2022 Bridestowe Lavender Estate 2020 calendars. Ideal Christmas Present. RRP $19.95. Super special price $10.00 each. Call in and have a look at Scottsdale Visitor Information Centre. Alfred St SCOTTSDALE.

03.01.2022 Back open after an extended Covid break. Up and running again as usual. Same helpful friendly volunteers. Call in for all your tourist information. Gifts and souvenirs. Winter hours 10 - 3.

03.01.2022 A special appreciation thank you from Cafe Rhubarba to our volunteers for sending our visitors to see them.

03.01.2022 Mt Paris Dam Beautiful spot in the North East. Resharing Directions for those wanting to see the dam. From Branxholm - take the C425 just past Branxholm - opposite the cemetery. Travel for approx 12.5 kms. Turn off is on the left. ( sign is quite small) From Weldborough- take the C425 opposite the pub. Travel approx 6.4 kms. Turnoff is on the right. ( Again sign is quite small)... Continue on to car parking. You will see the dam wall on the left. Walk little further to creek and the huge cuts are on your left. Waterfall is little further. Take care. Can be slippery. NOTE - C425 is a gravel road. Drive safely. See more