Part of the history of Tasmania, Bronte Park was once a construction village for the Tungatinah Power Scheme. Built in 1948 to house the work force for the Nive River scheme, Bronte Park became quite a large settlement, containing a store, police station, post office, school, cinema, hospital, dairy and a church. Today very few of the houses are left, having been moved to other Hydro schemes.

The heart of the islands lake district, the village is a great destination situated on the Marlborough Highway, that now provides an ideal getaway vacation spot, offering a number of accommodation options and the village store. Bronte Park is is currently a privately owned accommodation holiday village.

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