Bream Creek: Market, Show and Wineries

Bream Creek offers several distinct reasons to stay: the monthly Farmers Market, the annual show, two wineries with tastings, and a 7 km circuit walk. When looking for a hotel, you can weigh up whether a particular event date will shape your stay or whether wine and scenery should take centre stage. The schedule also helps with planning: the market takes place monthly, the show on one day in March; the circuit walk and wineries offer different focuses.

Farmers Market with seasonal produce

The Bream Creek Farmers Market is held on the first Sunday of each month at the Bream Creek Show Grounds. Growers and makers sell fresh, seasonal and locally grown produce directly to visitors. The range changes with the seasons, so the recurring market day does not mean the same selection will be available on every visit. If you are looking for particular products, this seasonal character is just as important for your planning as the date. As current market information can change, check the date and offerings before visiting.

The Bream Creek Show in March

The Bream Creek Show is a one-day annual event held on the third Saturday in March. Individual dates may change, so if you are planning your trip around the show, check the date for that year's event. Program highlights include a competition for the largest pumpkin. The show has been held annually since 1897. This combines a specific event day in March with a long history of local events.

Wine tastings and views

Bream Creek Vineyard produces award-winning wines suited to Tasmania’s cool climate. Wine tastings are offered at the winery’s Cellar Door. From there, views extend to Marion Bay, Maria Island and Hellfire Bluff. Operating and booking details may change; confirm them before planning a visit.

Cape Bernier Vineyard offers tasting platters featuring free-range products, including pork products. Wines are also available there for tasting and purchase. The winery also offers views across Marion Bay. The views differ in the named destinations: at Bream Creek Vineyard, they extend to Marion Bay, Maria Island and Hellfire Bluff; at Cape Bernier Vineyard, they look across Marion Bay. Food offerings may change; if interested, check current availability in advance.

Circuit walk and scenery along Bream Creek Road

A 7 km circuit walk runs along Marion Bay Road, Bream Creek Road and Burnt Hill Road. The distance and the three named roads provide concrete reference points for planning your walk. Check route conditions locally. Bream Creek Road passes through forest and foothills, across farmland and down to the sea. Alongside the distance, the route also features a clear change of scenery. Road conditions may vary.

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