Top Things to do in Oatlands
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Top 9 Things to do in Oatlands, Tasmania
Discover the best top things to do in Oatlands, Australia including Callington Mill, Casaveen Woolen Knitting Factory, Podium Art, Lake Dulverton, The Lucky Ewe, Provincial interiors, Oatlands Antiques and Collectables, Uniting Church, St Peter's Anglican Church.
Restaurants in Oatlands
1. Callington Mill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 185 reviews
Reviewed By 305vivienneh - Elimbah, Australia
I came here last Friday after spending a few days travelling around Tasmania. I was super impressed by the history of this place and all the other buildings in Oatlands. I even met a local saying you are so lucky living here. It was closed by my husband came across it and we had a good walk around. Such beautiful buildings and the plaques on the fence give you an idea about the history of it being built and who built it. It's quite easy to get an idea on what the mill is about. I fell in love with Oatlands and wished I had stayed another night. It's a beautiful little town with gorgeous english looking buildings. Being a history buff I enjoyed walking around. Yes, it was cold but we survived. If you do visit Oatlands make sure you visit the museum and park. I saw some swans and cute ducks. It's really worth just having a look at the historic buildings if the mill is closed.
2. Casaveen Woolen Knitting Factory
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
3. Podium Art
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Podium Art is a purpose built gallery by owner using predominantly recycled materials . I consider it a poor man's gallery, as l didn't have the money to buy 1, so l had to build it myself. Podium Art is 1 man's work. It was built over a 6 year period. I built it to hang controversial art regarding our system. At present l have indigenous art from Arnhemland NT, l consider the indigenous art of Arnhemland some of the best, as they still use bush ochre and most of the art is very basic to understand. Everything else in the gallery is made on site. I mainly make tables and seating all for sale. All the timber used in furniture is recycled from old buildings I've demolished. All pieces are used in the gallery, when a piece is purchased it's cleaned up before delivery. Free delivery anywhere in Tasmania. Podium Art also sells coffee, plus cater for small groups , up to 20 people. Bookings made in advance. At present open Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. 9-
4. Lake Dulverton
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By cheryllJ2165LW
Lovely spot to visit Plenty of wildlife and check the cows in the lake Lots of space for caravans Great restroom facilities A short walk to the windmill
5. The Lucky Ewe
6. Provincial interiors
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By KateD71 - Hobart, Australia
This is a little sanctuary with a wide range of beautiful homewares for inside and out. Not obviously signed - it’s down the lane next to the Crepes cafe. Enjoy!
7. Oatlands Antiques and Collectables
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By helen2613 - Oatlands, Australia
Great place to browse and find the unexpected. Great Clock Collection. Nooks and crannies full of interesting memorabilia and collectables. .
