As we approached Twamley Farm, off the highway along a road with a few potholes which would have been easier to navigate in anything other than a compact car, we weren't sure what to expect. But as we pulled up to The Stable, it was clear that a lot of love and care has been put into this place. The accommodation itself has a fully stocked kitchen, including frozen meals (which was a nice touch when we had no dinner plans) and plenty of local produce from the mini bar. The Stable is well furnished and comfortable, with anything you'll need. The highlight was an outdoor cedar hot tub (!) which was an incredible way to take in the sounds of cicadas and kookaburras. One word of warning if you don't like bugs: you will find millipedes around The Stable and we did also encounter a massive spider. It did not reduce the enjoyment of our stay here one lick though, it was a very cosy spot. The farm itself is in a stunning spot, and we're sad we didn't get a chance to do one of the walks around the property (which are mapped out in a cute little guide to Twamley Farm). Overall, it was a highlight of our trip and wouldn't hesitate recommending Twamley Farm to anyone wanting to experience rural Tassie.