Just a short drive from the caravan park, IGA in Campbell Town is your one-stop-shop for grocery essentials.

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Campbell Town’s BWS is the place to go to purchase a bottle of Tasmanian wine or just want to browse the wide selection.

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Make the most of our free BBQ by grabbing some fresh meat from Butler’s, a family-owned butcher in Campbell Town.

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Operating every Monday and Tuesday from Church Street, visit our local husband and wife team to see what their rotating menu has on offer for dinner.

Gourmet Burgers, fish and chips and sweet muffins are staple fare.

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Formerly Bakery31, the cafe and bakery has moved premises across the street and still offer homemade delights for breakfast and lunch, as well as pastries and coffee. They now have a great giftware section!

OPEN 7 days Mon - Sat 6am - 5pm Sun 7am - 5pm

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Craving a meat pie or mini quiche? Banjos, located in Campbell Town offers the pastries you know and love.

Open till 7.30pm weekdays

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Stocking a variety of healthy menu items, Liv Eat in Campbell Town is the place to go for a fresh wrap or salad, smoothie or sandwich. Also stocking healthier versions of burgers and fries, etc.

Open till 8pm weekdays for indoor dining.

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Home to the famous vanilla slice and scallop pie, the Ross Village Bakery with its historic wood fired oven is a must-visit on your travels.

Open Wed - Sun, 8am - 4pm

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Looking for a pick-me-up before setting of on a day of adventures? Sweetbrew is the perfect stop for a fresh coffee and treat. Using their own roast coffee beans they also offer drip coffee alongside your normal coffee menu.

Located in Campbell Town

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Customise your order, whether you’re feeling like a Sub, salad or wrap. And don’t forget to grab a cookie!

Open till 9 pm

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Craving some a delicious Turkish meal? Pop into TAS SUPER Kebabs for their range of takeaway options.

Open till 10pm - Takeaway only

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Located next to Campbell Town Hotel is JJ’s known for its warm and friendly atmosphere and great savoury and sweet breakfast and lunch items.

Open from 7.30 am daily

With a stunning range of fashion, homewares and gifts, Campbell Town’s Coco Blue is the perfect place to grab a gift!

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Owned and operated by local artist Lee-Anne Peters and her husband it is a place to find a unique gift, purchase fine art or to just spend time in the gorgeous gallery to peruse, this Campbell Town delight is the place to appreciate Tasmanian artists.

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Passionate about offering an epicurean selection of artisanal Tasmanian food, wine and spirits.

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Located in Campbell Town, Wildes Antiques offers a variety of unique and wonderful antiques.

They can organise Australia - wide delivery

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This unique shop, in Campbell Town, houses lovingly collected vintage curios, antique items and a stunning range of Uranium glass. Plan on spending a good hour losing yourself here.

Located on the main street, Campbell Town.

Visit Rob founder of his small but mighty shop in the main street of Ross. Hear you can sample his range of chilli sauces and other items from his range!

Located next to the Wrinkly Tin.

Visit Barry and Kay at their quirky curios shop on the main street of Ross. Filled with antiques and collectables your sure to find a treasure.

A local collective showcasing over 50 Tasmanian makers and artists. A large, unique and wonderful range of handmade products.

Plan a day trip to Oatlands and explore the historic village, visit Callington Mill Distillery, and spot the iconic windmill.

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Venture to The Weaver’s Cottages Studio in Oatlands to view their range of vibrant Tasmanian art, clothing and more!

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Want to unlock select historical buildings in Oatlands? Collect the Oatlands fob key from participating businesses on High Street.

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On your travels to Campbell Town, be sure to stop and admire the Convict Brick Trail on High Street.

Want to see an incredible natural wonder? Ross is spoilt with breathtaking auroras that colour the sky.