Old Mac's Farm

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Old Mac's Caravan & Motorhome Farm Stay is located in Norwood, approximately 6km East of Launceston.

Old Mac's is a pet friendly caravan park suitable for self-contained caravans, motorhomes and camper trailers.

Old Mac's is surrounded by a stunning lake/wetlands area that is home to a wide variety of birdlife.

Powered and unpowered sites are available however please note that only powered sites can be booked.

If you don't need power and prefer to have a bit of privacy, we recommend you stay in an unpowered site by the pond. These sites have a lovely outlook over the lake.

Across the lake from Old Mac's is a beautiful casual restaurant called Apricus Launceston, which offers indoor and outdoor dining, as well as takeaway. 

The outdoor dining area is pet friendly.

Apricus is only a short stroll from Old Mac's (or you can drive if you really want to!). Please refer to our separate post about Apricus for more details and photos.

https://www.360degreesoftasmania.au/2023/01/apricus-launceston.html

The grounds of Old Mac's are beautiful and peaceful. It's easy to forget you're in the middle of Launceston!

There are a number of short walks around the property and lake and there are even farm animals that you can visit and feed.

There are flushing toilets available for campers next to Apricus, however there are no shower facilities.

Old Mac's is a beautiful caravan park. We loved its central location, the convenience of the onsite restaurant and the very reasonable site fees.

https://oldmacsfarm.com/

https://www.facebook.com/oldmacsfarm/

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