We have found 24 campsites in Tasmania for you. Use the filters or the search field to find your favourite campsite.
We have found 24 campsites in Tasmania for you. Use the filters or the search field to find your favourite campsite.
Stanley , Tasmania
Chain of Lagoons , Tasmania
Friendly Beaches , Tasmania
Davenport , Tasmania
Roll up here to explore the world famous Devils Marbles(Karlu Karlu). Down the Stuart Highway from the gold rushtown of Tennant Creek, you’ll enjoy a more leisurely pacein the park’s indoor pool and licensed restaurants.
Coles Bay , Tasmania
Rocky Hills , Tasmania
Targa , Tasmania
Large grassy and level campground suitable for big rigs, low fees. Myrtle Park Campground is a pleasant spot with a very open grassy camping area. There is an undercover picnic area, with barbecues and a small kiosk.
Bothwell , Tasmania
St Helens , Tasmania
Rocky Cape , Tasmania
Ansons Bay , Tasmania
Campania , Tasmania
A basic free campground, suitable for big rigs. The camping area is right in town (behind the tennis courts/rest area). Taps are provided with town water, flushing toilets and a playground. This campground is right in town, but is pretty quiet most of the time.
Lilydale , Tasmania
Bakers Beach , Tasmania
Geeveston , Tasmania
This picnic and camping area next to the Arve River is amongst the forest and ferns and a stones throw from the water. This campsite would make an excellent base for exploring the Arve River and surrounding forests.
South Bruny , Tasmania
Direct access to a beautiful beach in sheltered part of Great Taylors Bay, this is a basic but attractive and tidy campground. Most of the sites are pretty level, although there is not a lot of grass if you are in a tent and most of the sites are well shaded by the large eucalypts.
Fortescue , Tasmania
A great spot to base yourself for adventures around the Tasman Peninsula.Large camping area. Starting point for several spectacular walks.
Gowrie Park , Tasmania
Campbell Town , Tasmania
Oatlands , Tasmania
Free, overnight stopover on the edge of Lake Dulverton. The grassy banks of the lake make a lovely campsite, and there are some good level sites for caravans, and plenty of grass for tents. There is no shade, or shelter as the banks in the camping area have no trees.