Jackeys Marsh · Northern Tasmania

Jackeys Marsh · Northern Tasmania

Deep in
the quiet.

A hand-built cabin above a mountain creek, set between open sky and world heritage rainforest.

5 guests2 bedrooms4 beds2 baths
01 · Arrive

Where the water weaves down the mountain.

Clearwater is an early-80s timber cabin on 34 private acres in Jackeys Marsh. The creek runs below, forest presses close, and the Great Western Tiers rise beyond the clearing.

Come to cook over flame, read by the fire, wander without a timetable and let the weather set the pace.

02 · The cabin

Built by hand.
Held by forest.

Local hardwood, warm timber ceilings and small, thoughtful details give the cabin its unhurried character. Downstairs, an open kitchen and lounge gather around the wood heater. Upstairs, a queen room and bunk room nestle beneath the roofline.

  • SleepQueen room, bunk room and day bed
  • GatherOpen kitchen, lounge and games
  • UnplugNo television, no mobile reception, very good Starlink
34private acres
1mountain creek
room to exhale
0mobile bars needed
04 · Rituals

Let the outside in.

The best parts of Clearwater happen at the boundary between shelter and wilderness.

A quiet forest swimming hole below the cabin
01

Creek time

Follow the water to the swimming hole and small waterfall on the property.

Greenhouse bath viewed through the wire mesh and cascading greenery
02

Greenhouse bathing

A sheltered outdoor bath and shower where brick, timber, steam and greenery meet.

Family gathered around the hanging fire pit beside the cabin
03

Fire pit

Settle beside the hanging fire pit for slow afternoons, shared meals and warmth beneath the open sky.

Wood-fired outdoor bath beside the cabin
04

Fire bath

Light the fire, warm the water and watch the day disappear beyond the creek.

05 · Go wider

On the edge of the wild.

Use the cabin as a base for the Great Western Tiers and northern Tasmania—or stay put and discover how much there is to see on 34 acres.

15 minHuntsman LakeStill water and mountain edges
20 minDeloraineSupplies, bakeries and the Meander River
1 hrLaunceston / DevonportAirports, ferries and city connections
Day tripCradle MountainOne of Tasmania’s defining landscapes
Children sitting together on the sunny veranda
06 · Your stay

Everything you need.
Less of everything else.

Fresh rain and mountain water, wood-fired warmth, a gas kitchen and solar-powered essentials. Clearwater is comfortable by design and deliberately lighter on the land.

Off-grid powerLeave high-draw appliances at home
Fast StarlinkWi-Fi calling works; mobile service does not
Wood-fired warmthHeating, ritual and slow evenings
Self check-inArrive in your own time after 2 pm
Indicative nightly rate $300–$450 AUD Exact rates and availability on Airbnb
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Before you come

A little preparation makes the quiet sweeter.

01

Stock up in Deloraine

The closest supermarket, pharmacy and bottle shop are about 20 minutes away.

02

Enable Wi-Fi calling

There is no mobile reception at the cabin, but Starlink internet is fast and unlimited.

03

Pack for the weather

Mountain conditions move quickly. Bring layers, sturdy shoes and a sense of adventure.

04

Arrive charged

The off-grid system cannot charge electric vehicles or support power-hungry appliances.

Clearwater Cabin · Jackeys Marsh

Come back to
your senses.

Questions, answered

FAQ

Clear answers for planning a relaxed stay in the quiet.

01Can I bring my pet?

Pets aren’t able to stay at Clearwater, but there is a terrific dog bed and breakfast just ten minutes away—so your four-legged companion can enjoy a little getaway too.

02Is the cabin family-friendly?

Yes. Clearwater sleeps up to five, with a queen room, bunk room and day bed, plus games and plenty of space to explore. Children need close supervision around the creek, fires and uneven ground.

03Is the cabin accessible?

The cabin is not step-free. Both bedrooms are upstairs, and the outdoor areas include uneven ground and natural paths, so it may not suit guests with limited mobility.

04Is there mobile reception and Wi-Fi?

There is no mobile reception at the cabin, but Starlink internet is fast and unlimited. Enable Wi-Fi calling before you arrive if you would like to make calls.

05What does off-grid mean for guests?

The cabin uses solar power and fresh rain and mountain water. Everyday essentials are covered, but the system cannot charge electric vehicles or support high-draw appliances.

06Where is Clearwater Cabin?

Clearwater sits on 34 private acres in Jackeys Marsh, around 20 minutes from Deloraine and about an hour from Launceston or Devonport.

07What should we bring?

Stock up on food and drinks in Deloraine, then bring layers, sturdy shoes and anything you need for changeable mountain weather. Self check-in is available after 2 pm.