Cloak Oval
About
Meet Cloak Oval, a local business in Tasmania. The oval sits on Davies Ave in Queens Domain TAS 7000, Australia.
First-time visitors should expect a grass sports oval rather than a stadium, with the open, unfenced feel typical of a suburban ground. A rating of 4.4 out of 5 across 119 reviews reflects steady local approval. The venue is easy to reach from Hobart, which lies immediately beside Queens Domain, and it also draws from towns further afield such as Launceston, Devonport and Burnie. Its position on the Queens Domain places it close to the centre of Hobart.
The venue's website is http://hobartfc.com.au/, and five photos are available. Davies Ave, Queens Domain TAS 7000 is the address to give a driver.
Tasmania's climate brings mild summers and wet winters, so a visit is best planned around the drier months. The island produces apples, berries, cheese and cool-climate wine, and its convict sites from the early nineteenth century, including Port Arthur, are now a World Heritage Site. Tasmania is reached by Bass Strait car ferry, and Australian islands generally by ferries, catamarans and light aircraft.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Cloak Oval known for?
Cloak Oval is represented by a set of 5 photos tied to the venue. The site is on Tasmania, part of the Australian island group.
What kind of business is Cloak Oval?
Cloak Oval operates with a web presence at http://hobartfc.com.au/. The venue sits on the island of Tasmania in the Australian island group.
Where is Cloak Oval located on Tasmania?
Cloak Oval sits at Davies Ave, Queens Domain TAS 7000, Australia. That puts it on the island of Tasmania, within the Australian island group.
How do visitors rate Cloak Oval?
Cloak Oval holds a rating of 4.4/5 from 119 reviews, reflecting steady visitor feedback and its setting at Davies Ave, Queens Domain TAS 7000. Those scores place it among rated venues on the island of Tasmania in the Australian island group.
Is Cloak Oval easy to reach from the main resorts or towns on Tasmania?
Cloak Oval is within reach of Hobart, and other centres including Launceston, Devonport, Burnie, Cradle Mountain, Bicheno, Swansea and Strahan. Tasmania itself is served by the Bass Strait car ferry, along with ferries, catamarans and light aircraft used across Australian islands.
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