RV Friendlies & Events

Welcome to the Armatree HotelA fabulous family friendly hotel, built in 1929. Restored by its current owners, Ash & Lib Walker.We offer a diverse range of services from an ice cold beer, accommodation, to a multipurpose function and meeting room.Our large lawn area provides a beautiful setting for social, fundraising and corporate functions, from 21st birthdays through to meetings and weddings.The Armatree Hotel has eight newly renovated bedrooms of various configurations that can sleep a total of twenty visitors.Function and accommodation packages are also available on request.We have beautiful lawn area beside the hotel with access to the hotel bathroom facilities, including a shower.Please contact the hotel for more information.

Cleve Hotel Motel is a restaurant/pub serving the town of Cleve in South Australia. In fact, they’re the only pub in town! Whether you’re looking to grab a bite with some friends or just enjoy a few beers after a long day at work, Cleve Hotel Motel can accommodate. They provide delicious dishes, friendly service, and a casual atmosphere. Stop by to enjoy their daily specials, or order take away. If you’re looking to stay in Cleve, give them a call!The Cleve Hotel Motel is a friendly place and welcomes the RV traveller with self-contained vehicles to stay free of charge for up to 48 hours. The site is conveniently located only a short walk to the main street, and here you can purchase all of your essentials. Accommodation on offer also includes ensuite motel rooms and common bathroom hotel rooms - all air-conditioned.The Cleve Hotel Motel also offers meals which are available daily from 12pm till 2pm and every night from 6pm till 8:30pm, as well as a bottle shop, ATM, beer garden and Happy Hour.Parking: Self contained vehicles only, (48hr), specially designated area in the spare car park across the road from the hotel.Opening Hours: Mon-Sat 10.30am - 12am, Sun 11am - 8pm

Settlement within East Devonport dates from the 1850s when the area east of the Mersey River became known as Torquay. Growth within the area started taking place from the late 1800s and continued into the early 1900s. Victoria Bridge opened in 1901, further linking the area to the township on the western side of the Mersey River. The area east of the Mersey River then became known as East Devonport.Today, East Devonport is a combination of residential, industrial and rural areas, with some commercial land use. Rural land is used largely for agriculture. Devonport Port is situated in East Devonport and is home of the Spirit of Tasmania Ferry Terminal. Other features of the area include East Devonport Recreation Centre, Mersey Yacht Club, East Devonport Beach and East Devonport Beach Coastal Reserve. There are many reserves to explore and the Eastern Foreshore Heritage Walk is not to be missed. As part of Devonport City, there are endless events and attractions to be explored.Tourist/Visitor Information Centre        Paranaple Arts Centre, 145 Rooke St, DevonportPh: 03 6420 2900www.visitdevonport.com.au.Casual Parking       Murray St, East Devonport Parking 300m east of Ferry TerminalShort Term Parking           Girdlestone Park, John St East Devonport self-contained vehicles only, $10 pvpn permit required, 72hrs, pets on lead, mobile coverage, bins, toilets, waterDump Point  Girdlestone Park, John St East Devonport Lat: -41.1864 Long: 146.3802Potable Water          Girdlestone Park, John St East DevonportHospital        Nearest hospital is at Latrobe, Torquay Rd, Ph: 03 6426 5111Doctors Surgery     East Devonport Medical Centre, Stephen St, Ph: 03 6427 9111Dentist           Many in areaPharmacy     Please do own local search as too many to listSupermarket            Foodworks, Tarleton St, IGA, Wright St