5 places · 3 with rooms, 2 camping, 2 with meals on the Narcissus → Cynthia Bay section of the Overland Track, in Cynthia Bay, Echo Point, Lake St Clair. Phone and WhatsApp numbers are listed so you can book ahead.
Park campsite near the end of the Watersmeet Track, about 0.5 km before the Lake St Clair Visitor Centre. New toilets were under construction in 2026 (due to open about 15 October); ask the visitor centre about fees and facilities.
Eco cabins, suites and bungalows at Cynthia Bay next to the visitor centre, with an organic restaurant, a café known for its Overland burger, a bar and the Lake St Clair ferry.
Park visitor centre at the end of the track in Cynthia Bay, with displays, information and an accessible café and toilets in the building. Sign out in the walker registration book here.
Small rustic public hut on the shore of Lake St Clair, about 5 km (2 hours) south of Narcissus, used by walkers who want one more night on the track.
Adults-only wilderness retreat with 18 rooms in two heritage buildings on Lake St Clair, about 3 km by road from Cynthia Bay, with all-inclusive dining.
Checked online in October 2026. Places marked "not confirmed by the operator" are listed on OpenStreetMap or in guides but could not be checked on an official page. The huts on the Overland Track are run by the Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service: free, first come, first served, with bunks but no mattresses, cooking gear or showers. Camp only on the tent platforms or overflow areas next to them, and cook on a fuel stove.
The Overland Track route works offline in Outest, with these places on the map and a trail guide you can ask about water, weather and the next village.