PYENGANA DAIRY

Pyengana Dairy Company Farmgate Cafe is open seven days a week, except Christmas Day, between 9am and 5pm. Level access makes life easier for people and dog guides. There are plenty of nearby accommodation options at St Helens and Scottsdale. 

Pyengana Dairy is just off the Tasman Highway, a half-hour (or 27 kilometre) drive east of the seaside town of St Helens, an hour (or 73 kilometres) west of Scottsdale, and two hours (or 140 kilometres) west of Launceston. Either way, the road is very windy in sections, and there are no public transport services to this remote locality. Its seclusion is, after all, part of its timeless charm. Making your own way there by car is the easiest option if you can arrange it. You’ll be twisting and winding your way past hills and mountains covered in some of the world’s oldest forests, home to giant, huge-girthed, hundred-metre-high eucalypts, intersected by wild rivers and creeks where secretive platypuses still splash, Tassie tigers once roamed, and mountain-biking enthusiasts nowadays chase their adrenaline thrills.

If self-driving (or private car transport) isn’t an option – don’t despair. There are a couple of tour companies that include a stop at Pyengana Dairy in their multi-day Tassie tour itineraries. Examples include a 7-day tour option with Fun Tassie Tours and a 6-day option with Tasmania Tours 4 U. Please contact the operators directly to discuss your requirements and determine if these options meet your needs.