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The best area to stay in London Lakes is around the main lake itself, offering direct access to nature and outdoor activities.This area is characterised by its serene, natural setting with accommodation options often boasting lake views or direct access to the shore. It's less about bustling streets and more about the tranquil beauty of the Tasmanian highlands. You'll find properties dotted along the lake's perimeter, providing a sense of seclusion while still being relatively close to key fishing spots and walking trails.Couples looking for a peaceful escape will find staying by the main lake ideal. It offers opportunities for romantic strolls along the water's edge, quiet evenings by a fireplace, and the chance to simply unwind amidst stunning scenery. Many accommodations here cater to a relaxed pace, perhaps with private balconies overlooking the water.For solo travellers seeking adventure or a quiet retreat, staying near the main lake is also an excellent choice. The area provides easy access to fly fishing, kayaking, and hiking trails, allowing for active days balanced with restful evenings.

The best time to visit London Lakes is during the warmer months, from November to April, for the most pleasant outdoor experiences.This period offers the finest weather for enjoying the region's natural beauty and outdoor activities. You'll find comfortable temperatures for hiking, fishing, and exploring the high country. The days are longer, allowing for more time to discover the area's remote wilderness and stunning landscapes.For those keen on fishing, particularly for brown trout, the peak season runs from early December to late March. The weather is generally settled, and the fish are more active, making for excellent angling opportunities on the area's numerous lakes and rivers. This is ideal for solo travellers or couples looking for a focused fishing trip.If you prefer a quieter experience with fewer visitors, late November or late April can be lovely, with crisp air and the chance to witness the changing seasons.