Pumphouse Point is an adults-only wilderness retreat on Lake St Clair in Tasmania, set among ancient myrtle forests. Weddings are held with exclusive use of the property for up to 38 guests.
Pumphouse Point is an adults-only retreat perched on a glacial lake at Lake St Clair, surrounded by ancient myrtle forests in the heart of Tasmania's wilderness. Its accommodation is spread across two heritage buildings, and a guided walk tells the story of the place, from its industrial beginnings to its considered transformation into a retreat. Two newer Retreats have since opened. The atmosphere is deliberately unfussy: no butlers or formalities, in the owners' words, just genuine hospitality, with inclusive dining, e-bikes and communal lounges.
Weddings are held with exclusive use of the property for up to 38 guests, which suits small boutique groups and the intimate day the venue describes. The team works with trusted wedding stylists and suppliers to shape an individual celebration, and event specialists' partners can help tailor the setting. The Retreat makes a natural bridal suite, with indoor and outdoor baths, a fireplace and all meals and beverages included. For elopements, or a ceremony with only a few of your nearest and dearest, the property can also offer an exclusive dine-in option. Hosted tastings with House of Anvers chocolate or Sullivans Cove whisky can round out the stay.
Enquire about Pumphouse Point →Pumphouse Point is on the shores of Lake St Clair in Tasmania's central highlands, within the Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair National Park.
Pumphouse Point is an intimate property with limited accommodation.
Given the property's scale and remoteness, many couples take the venue on an exclusive basis. Confirm current arrangements via the Pumphouse Point website.
The property is accessible by road via the Lake St Clair area.
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