Snug
Snug is a suburb in Tasmania. Population of 9,609 (2021 Census). Median age 40. Median household income $1,895/wk. Median rent $375/wk. 1 campsites, 34 trails, 2 pubs nearby. Postcode 7054.
Snug sits on the D'Entrecasteaux Channel south of Hobart, offering direct beach access and a genuine local community feel. The suburb has everything a self-contained traveller needs: a caravan park with facilities, a pub for meals, and shops for supplies. The real drawcard is the extensive trail network—34 tracks range from easy riverside walks to moderate hillside hikes, many departing within a few kilometres.
The Snug River Track offers immediate bushland immersion from town, while nearby options like Snug Falls, Coningham Clifftop, and Tramway Hill cater to different fitness levels. Peggys Beach Track provides coastal scenery, and the historic Margate Tramway Track connects to the broader southern D'Entrecasteaux walking network. Public toilets are well distributed across the area, and supplies are readily available locally.
Travel Info
Must See
- Snug Beach Cabin & Caravan Tourist Park — Only on-site caravan park with direct beach access and facilities for self-contained travellers
- Peggys Beach Track — Coastal walk showcasing D'Entrecasteaux Channel shoreline and local scenery
Must Do
- Snug River Track — Short riverside walk from the town centre through native bushland
- Snug Falls Track — Easy 4.1km walk to a scenic waterfall, accessible for most fitness levels
- Tramway Hill Track — Moderate hillside hike with historical interest and elevated views of the channel
Travel Tips
- •Snug Beach Cabin & Caravan Tourist Park is the only campground—book ahead during summer and school holidays.
- •Many trails are accessible directly from the suburb; plan half-day walks around tides and daylight hours.
- •Mobile coverage is reliable; fuel up in Hobart before heading south if planning longer explorations.
- •Snug Tavern is the main food option in town; Margate Tavern is 4.5km away for alternatives.
- •Parking at trailheads can be limited on weekends—arrive early or use quieter mid-week windows.
Snug at a Glance
Based on postcode 7054 area (ABS Census 2021)Nearby
Nearby Suburbs
Coningham is a residential suburb in Hobart's inner region with excellent access to hiking trails and coastal walks. Close to Snug Beach caravan park and t
Margate is a suburban base near Hobart with excellent hiking access, local pubs, and over 45 walking trails ranging from easy to challenging.
Tinderbox is a coastal suburb near Hobart offering excellent hiking trails, scenic headlands, and caravan facilities for exploring southern Tasmania's coas
Kettering is a quiet coastal village south of Hobart with excellent walking trails and beach access, ideal for exploring Tasmania's D'Entrecasteaux Channel
Dennes Point is a quiet coastal suburb south of Hobart with excellent access to walking trails and nearby camping. Ideal for exploring Tasmania's southern
Frequently Asked Questions
What camping is near Snug?
There are 10 campsites near Snug, including Snug Beach Cabin & Caravan Tourist Park (0.4km), The Lea Bush Camping (18.4km), Cascade Gardens (21.8km).
What walks and trails are near Snug?
There are 10 walking trails near Snug, including Snug River Track (0.6km), Peggys Beach Track (2.2km), Harts Hill Track (3.1km).
Is there fuel near Snug?
Yes, there are 5 fuel stations near Snug, including Ampol Snug (0.6km), BP MARGATE (4.5km), BP KETTERING (7.6km).
What attractions are near Snug?
There are 4 attractions near Snug, including Agnes Rivulet (20.9km), kunanyi / Mount Wellington (21km), The Organ Pipes (21.9km).