Camp Nowhere – Off-Grid Luxury Cabin Stay in Tasmania’s Central Highlands
Tucked away in the remote township of Breona, Camp Nowhere is an off-grid cabin retreat perched above yingina / The Great Lake in Tasmania’s Central Highlands. This former fisherman’s shack has been thoughtfully transformed by owners Ashley Faye and Conrad Zebrasky, in collaboration with designer Sarah Andrews, into a minimalist yet cozy sanctuary that invites guests to 'do nothing at nowhere' .
Designed for two adults, the cabin features a king-sized bed, a deep soaking tub with lake views, a wood-burning stove, and a fully equipped kitchen. The interiors blend rustic charm with modern comfort, incorporating repurposed timber and Canadian wool plaid accents that reflect Ashley’s heritage.
With no Wi-Fi, television, or reliable phone reception, Camp Nowhere offers a true digital detox. Guests can unwind by the fire, stargaze under clear skies, or explore nearby hiking trails and world-class trout fishing spots in the UNESCO-listed Central Plateau.
Recognized by Qantas Travel Insider, The Design Files, and Remodelista, Camp Nowhere has quickly become one of Tasmania’s most sought-after boutique stays. Book your off-grid escape at campnowhere.com.au or via Airbnb, and follow @______campnowhere on Instagram for a glimpse into this serene retreat.
