Under The Oak Handmade Gallery and Gifts is located at 103a Reibey Street, Ulverstone,Tasmania. Featuring 100 percent handmade, Tasmanian products from over 40 Tasmanian designers. Items include unique jewellery and accessories, art, photography, homewares, vintage clothing, children's items, papercraft and more. With 100 percent of the sales paid directly back to the designer and no commission taken, Under The Oak is supporting Tasmanian talent in art, craft and design through this unique business concept. Each designer rents a space in the store, receiving back their entire sales at the end of every month. Many items are a 'one off' creation, all handmade from designers around the state. Treat yourself to some retail therapy whilst shopping for Tasmanian handmade products in a roomy relaxed atmosphere. Under The Oak is also located within close walking distance from many of Ulverstone's popular tourist attractions, including the War Memorial Town 'Clock', the Historic Museum and the Visitor Information Centre.
Step back in time and wander through a comprehensive display of artefacts, manuscripts, tools and photographs depicting the life of our early pioneers. Also available are research facilities for the Central Coast district including school registers, births, deaths and marriages, burials, property valuations, family histories, assessment rolls, post office directories, war records and other items of interest. For those visitors of the older generation we trust that they will enjoy wandering down memory lane and for those of younger years we hope that they will gain some insight into our past.
Pedal Buggies Tasmania is located in Ulverstone on Tasmania's beautiful North West Coast. Operating from The Beach Hut - (a relaxed beachside kiosk incorporating a small art gallery featuring Tasmanian scenery), pedal buggies offer a fun outdoor activity suitable for all ages six months to 99 years. You will enjoy some of Ulverstone's lovely parks as you pedal along the pedestrian/cycle path. You can even choose to hire a Surrey Bike for the trip to nearby Turners Beach using the shared pedestrian cycle way. Pedal Buggies are also suitable for many people with disabilities or special needs. A trailer suitable to take a wheel chair is also available for our family buggy. Sit and have a scoop ice cream as you watch your littlies (up to six years of age) have fun on the mini buggy track complete with road signs and round-a-bout. Contact us for buggy hire which is available even when shop is closed. Open weekends and most public holidays all year round and Tasmanian School holidays. Weekdays (during school holidays) 1000 to 1600 Saturdays 1000 - 1600 Sundays Midday - 1600 Subject to weather Available by appointment outside these times. Sorry no EFTPOS
The Leven Antiques Centre in Ulverstone, north-west Tasmania, specialises in antiques and collectables. Ulverstone is located on Tasmania's north-west coast, an hour and fifteen minutes' drive from Launceston (122 kilometres) and fifteen minutes from Devonport (21 kilometres). You can browse the Leven Antiques Centre's extensive collection of antiques and collectables. Choose from antique sterling silver, glass, porcelain, lace and linen, and antique and estate jewellery. There is also a selection of George III Edwardian furniture and collectable dolls. The Centre is a member of the Australian Antique Dealers Association. Tasmania's rich colonial and convict history draws antique hunters and collectors from across the world. Many of the state's museums and galleries feature collections of fine antique china, art, glassware and furniture - including articles crafted from Tasmania's specialty timbers. You can begin or expand your own collection from the superb pieces you will find in the dozens of antique stores and markets throughout the state.
"Allison", home of the Ulverstone Golf Club Inc., is an 18-hole 6104 metre long Par 72 Championship Golf Course with many trees and a varied and challenging layout. Rated in the top 100 courses in Australia, the Club has hosted both state and national competitions. Nestled into the surrounding tall eucalypt forest, the course is renowned for its well-maintained, fully watered fairways and excellent greens. One of the most picturesque sporting venues in the state, it is a challenging golf course, with plenty of trees and undulating fairways to provide an unyielding test of the golfer's ability. Open daily, visiting members of other golf clubs are always welcome. Green fees apply and golf clubs are available for hire.