Our stay with Jason and Michelle was a memory that will be cherished for a lifetime. After a long day of hiking on Cradle mountain we arrived at the tranquil and stunningly picturesque Three Hills Farm. Jason and Michelle greeted us at the gate like we were long lost family and that is when our surreal experience began. After being led to our cozy and warm accommodation, we were left to unwind with Michelles fresh baked bread and an assortment of other homemade goods and fresh beverages. After a while we we ventured out onto the rest of the property and were given a tour by the family's eldest daughter who couldn't have been more sweet to us. I won't ruin the surprises that you'll encounter but the mini ponies (that's all I'm divulging) and the rest of the animals are something out of a children's novel. Very hands on experience and would be a dream if your traveling with young ones or not. Surrounded by green pastures and mountains, everywhere you look is a postcard. After hanging out with Jason as he smoked our salmon out on patio and Michelle prepared the rest of dinner inside the main house (strongly suggest having them cook dinner, they are phenomenal cooks and will cater to any dietary needs as they did with my girlfriends gluten intolerance) we went in and sat down to a family meal. The amazing thing was how easily we grew close to and bonded with them. They are warm natured people and you just feel at home and at ease. We sat and talked for hours over wine and they even gave my girlfriend a present and baked cake for her birthday, which was the next day! I could go on and on about what a remarkable experience I had but I'd be writing for hours. The next day we had to leave due to our schedule to tour the rest of Tasmania. I can honestly say that I would love to go back and spend a week with them and probably will do so one day. Being that I'm from New York City I seldom get the chance to experience such hospitality and Organic lifestyle. It was an experience you only hear about in books and I would highly recommend staying at Three Hills Farm. #420 friendly
Ari, Symone and Claire