Corinna Wilderness Village

Its good to be relaxing at a place without TV, internet and phone once in a while. The Queen Eco cottage was clean and comfortable. Friendly staff at the hotel. Highly recommend the Pieman River cruise even if its not on the Arcadia.

We stayed 2 nights in Pete’s cabin aka the roadhouse. It is very old (1800s!), small, and basic but pretty comfortable with a nice heater and mini fridge. The small double bed had a big dip in the middle so not super comfortable but okay. Corinna makes all their own solar power and water is rain water so there is no internet or mobile phone service. The restaurant and bar are excellent and a very nice place to after a cold day out exploring the heads and hiking. Everyone is very friendly and it has a good feel to it. We went on the river cruise to the heads which was great. Had a good time.

We stayed at Corinna for three nights in one of the sensitively renovated cottages. One day was spent doing the two possible boat tours on the Pieman River (sensational) and the rest of the time we did a couple of walks and lounged around reading, listening to the birds and remarking on the quiet. All staff were delightful. Dinner at the pub was excellent while the warm ambience there was much appreciated. Don't miss this amazing place!

The facilities in the "houses" were excellent, everything worked. The staff were preparing for the upcoming season and all were looking forward to it eagerly. We were well looked after, if you are seniors take the Whyte River walk starting alongside the Pieman River.

Our visit to the Corinna Wilderness Lodge was great. The cabins are rustic but very nice with gas heating, comfortable bed and all amenities. The staff at the lodge could not have been more helpful with arranging kayaks, advising on hiking tracks and organising the Pieman River Cruise aboard the historic Huon Pine boat the Arcadia and the shorter Sweet Water cruise. The cruise is a must as it goes right up to the mouth of the Pieman River and Captain Norm and he’s wife and first mate Loraine provided an informative commentary on the history of the area. The restaurant at the lodge has a good menu for such a remote location. This is a perfect wilderness experience with no internet or phone coverage so you have to relax and absorb the surroundings. I thoroughly recommend taking the time to visit this amazing place.

Loved the experience, the slow boat: knowledgeable very friendly staff. Opportunity to be on an historic boat, free to walk around including helm or to be outside and inhale the wilderness. Wild beach walk at the Ocean, onboard service and catering offered all day.

Stunning location in the wilderness, we couldn't love this place more. The staff and service was excellent, everyone was friendly and went out of their way to help eg providing extra crockery/cookware for the cabin, advice on what to do or just up for a chat. The location and the little restored cottages are gorgeous. We had a 2 bedroom one, great for 2 couples. Plenty of room in the lounge, comfy chairs and couch with a gas fire. The place was spotless. Leave your phone and technology in the car as there is no coverage. This was a blessing, first holiday with the family without scrolling! Board games, walks, sightseeing, photos, it was a real detox in so many ways. Bring all of your provisions though as there are no shops. Restaurant open from Oct to end of summer. We had one meal in the restaurant which was delicious (vegetarian for us) and went to the Happy Hour 5-6pm most nights. Of course, the Tarkine forest and Pieman River were the major drawcard. We had some rain (it's a rainforest after all) but lots of sun at other times. The walks are well marked and fairly easy, be prepared for all weather and have good shoes. We did both boat trips, the Arcadia 2 down the Pieman to the heads (4.5hrs) and then the Sweetwater cruise on a little boat for an hour into Savage River to see a sunken wreck. Lots of history of the pioneers, boats and flora and fauna (particularly the famous Huon Pines.) Highly recommend both but the long cruise is a must. There are kayaks for hire depending on rain forecasts, there's a fair current on that river so safety is essential. We came into Corinna via the North on a long windy dirt rd and departed by a 1 minute ride across the river on a punt to head for Zeehan and down the South. We stayed for 4 nights which meant we could really relax and not have to do everything in a rush. There are tent platforms and spaces for a few caravans and self contained vans and a boat ramp,

We had a lovely 2 night stay in the quaint Roadman’s Cottage. From the moment we arrived we found all of the staff friendly, helpful, knowledgeable and even entertaining (especially Matthew on the Arcadia 2)!! We enjoyed a lovely dinner in the tavern one night and completed several walks. The Forrest surrounding Corrina and the Pieman river feels ancient and mostly untouched. Next time we hope to hire some kayaks to explore.

The cottage was really beautiful. The heater worked extremely well. We had a beautiful dinner at the restaurant, we saw that the special the day before was a chicken schnitzel, however they still allowed us to have that, which we really appreciated. It is just a beautiful peaceful place to visit.