Experience and stay in a ‘tiny house on wheels’ (otherwise known as a THOW), just outside of Devonport, in the picturesque countryside (13 minutes drive from Devonport’s CBD. Compass Hut offers visitors the opportunity to stay and experience three, distinctively different, self-contained, tiny-house-on-wheels experiences; all designed, project-managed and curated by the Bell sisters. Each tiny house provides luxurious and unique interior design and décor, artwork on display, amenities, and inclusions. Depending on your style of travel, each tiny home provides a different architectural and interior design experience, layout, landscape design, private outdoor spaces, and countryside views. Helpful travel distances: - 12 kms from the Devonport CBD and Visitor Centre (12 minutes drive via car or taxi) - 16 kms from the Devonport Spirit of Tasmania Terminal (16 minutes drive via car or taxi) - 21 kms from the Devonport Airport (19 minutes drive by car or taxi) Compass Hut’s THOW’s were produced by Wagonhaus; Tasmania’s first, and Australia’s third tiny house building company in March 2017, founded by the Bell family. Following Wagonhaus, Compass Hut became the sister start-up, tiny house accommodation business, also co-founded by the Bell sisters, Kylie and Tamika (aged 24 and 20 at the time). Consequently, Compass Hut became Tasmania’s first council-approved tiny-house-on-wheels accommodation, launching in April 2019. Since the launch of both Wagonhaus and Compass Hut, the Bell sisters entrepreneurship has become locally and nationally known in Tasmania and Australia more broadly; with the story of their start-ups, tiny-house-on-wheels designs, projects and initiatives, as well as their sustainability and ecotourism aspirations and projects in focus since 2017/2019. Since 2019, Compass Hut has also become the Bell sisters vehicle to explore their passions for interior and furniture design. The accommodation also provides a space to exhibit their artwork as part of the accommodation experience (artwork produced by the Bell Sisters, in both 2D and 3D form and various mediums, is on display in each tiny home).   Two out of three of the tiny homes feature bathtubs: with Arc Pavilion boasting an outdoor bath and views out across the Forthside region towards Bass Strait on the horizon, and the twin Spirit of Tasmania ships when they sail to and from Devonport. Colonial Blue also offers a bath, placed just inside fully glazed, French doors that open up to similar views; alongside a double shower and he & she vanity, within a luxuriously-designed ‘bathhouse-on-wheels’ experience.