Leven Studio – StayTiny at Ulverstone: Big Experience, Small Footprint Living sustainably doesn’t have to mean "roughing it." Leven Studio proves that you can leave a tiny footprint on the Earth without sacrificing a single creature comfort. Here, "less" is much, much more.

Hi I'm Darren! I Cherish time with family & friends. Connection with community is essential in todays fast paced and often confusing world. Recreational pursuits include paddle boarding, kayaking, bushwalking, trail running and politics. I'm committed to living sustainably. Including where I source food, manufactured products, transport, housing & energy choices. Philanthropic & political choices are essential to these choices. A bit of vegetable and fruit gardening never goes astray. I work in health care and dabble in environmental and social activism, hoping for a greener and more just future.

Location is everything, and Ulverstone is a great central hub for your Northwest Tasmanian adventures. You’re never far from a great coffee or a local meal. Ulverstone’s vibrant café scene and coastal restaurants are all within easy reach. - Lift your gaze to the blue expanse of the ocean stretching out over Ulverstone to Narawntapu National Park in the distance. Relax on the deck and take it all in. - Stroll to local beaches and coastal nature reserves, including West Ulverstone Beach and Goat Island. - Connect with the Coastal Pathway to cycle, run, scooter or walk your way along the Bass Strait beaches and coastal towns. - Head to the Leven River for kayaking, paddleboarding, or fishing. Catch a wave at local surfing and swimming beaches. - Keep your eyes peeled for our local penguin colonies—the true stars of the show at dusk. - The Dial Range is an easy commute away, offering walking and mountain bike tracks and panoramic lookouts atop Mt. Montgomery and Mt. Gnomon. Be enthralled by the babbling brook of Myrtle Creek and the diverse local birdlife. Head further afield to the Leven Canyon. - Be inspired and don’t forget to check out the local arts at ‘Hive' and galleries.