Hiscutt Park

Located in Penguin, Tasmania, Hiscutt Park is a wonderful passive lawned area that offers visitors the opportunity to relax and unwind in a picturesque natural setting.

The park is well-equipped with picnic areas, covered seating, ablution facilities, and a weir that creates a lake where Penguin Creek flows through.

Hiscutt Park is one of the perfect places to spend a lazy day in Tasmania while enjoying a range of outdoor activities. Visitors can enjoy picnics, take walks, or simply sit and enjoy the delightful scenery. The park's lawns and gardens make it a perfect spot for playing games, having a picnic or reading a book. The weir is a lovely place to sit and enjoy the sounds of the creek as it flows through the lake. There is also plenty of birdlife in the park, making it an excellent location for bird watching.

The park is an easy distance away from other attractions in Penguin, such as the Penguin General Cemetery and Penguin Foreshore. If you're looking for something more adventurous to do, you can take cruises upstream on Leven River from Ulverstone. This provides a chance to experience spectacular scenery and nature.

The best time to visit Hiscutt Park is during the summer season from December to February, when the temperatures are pleasant and suitable for outdoor activities. Visitors can get to Hiscutt Park by flying to Devonport Airport, which is a 30-minute drive away along the Bass Highway. Additionally, visitors can hire a car from Devonport or other nearby cities like Launceston. If you