Cloudy Bay Beach Campground

Located on Bruny Island, this campground offers nature lovers an accessible location to spend the night. There are walking tracks from the campground that follow the coast. This campsite is in South Bruny Island National Park Popular spot in Tasmania for bushwalking and camping. More Information. .

Battersbys Campground

Reasonable (open to day trippers) riverside camp by the wide and deep lower Glenelg River. Adjacent to a small creek. Bush setting with plenty of shade from Brown Stringybark Gums. Two small, level sites are squeezed beside a pleasant, well grassed picnic area, surrounded by bush.

Lake Mournpall Campground

Hattah

Tranquil, lakeside camping shaded by scattered River Red Gums and some Black Box. 29 sites dispersed around the lake edge (tables & BBQs, 3 WCs), backed by red sand hills to the west, with Cypress-pine and Buloke. Kangaroos are very common.

Borough Huts Campground

Bellfield

Attractive green, semi-dispersed sites under Manna Gum and Mountain Grey Gum over short grass and surrounded by forest, near the bubbling Fyans Creek. Most sites best suit tent camping. Most sites slope. Grassed playing field adjoins. Popular, being close to Halls Gap, and a bit worn. Rated 3.

Cotter Campground

Stromlo

On the outskirts of Canberra, this is a very popular campground with hot showers, alongside the Cotter River.

Jackass Ferngully Campground

Drumborg

One of the most attractive, green picnic and camping areas in the district. Was in the middle of the Cobboboonee State Forest, now the Cobboboonee National Park Shaded by Messmate Stringybark (E. obliqua) and surrounded by a dense understory of musk.

Tractor Beach Campground

A basic, but beautiful bush campground right on the beach, suitable for caravans and motorhomes. This is a pet friendly campground (remember to keep dogs under control). It gets pretty windy and choppy sometimes, but if the weather is warm, the water here is great for swimming.

Binn Beach Campground

Bemm River

Basic bush camping behind Binn Beach with easy access to the water. There is a short walk over a sandy track to access the beach, which is a great fishing and surfing spot. There are 5 campsites that need to be booked online.

Point Lowly Campground

Point Lowly

Council maintained parking area suitable for caravans on the waters edge. There is easy access for caravans, and you can set up on the edge of the bay. The surface is bitumen, or hard gravel and is not suitable for tent based camping. Can get busy in season.

Flea Creek Campground

Uriarra

4WD accessable campground on the edge of the Goodradigbee River in Brindabella National Park. The camping area is well shaded and grassy and is alongside the clear, flowing river which is lined with casurina trees.

Pearl Point Campground

Basic campground with 4 sites, on the edge of the beach in Cape Conran Coastal Park. Easy access to the beach via stairs. Beautiful little campground with sheltered and secluded sites amongst the coastal scrub. No toilets or other facilities provided.

Bool Lagoon Campground

Bool Lagoon

Campground along side one of the largest freshwater wetlands in South Australia. The (caravan accessable) sites are undefined, level and some provide good shade/shelter from the wind. There are flushing toilets, gas barbecues and picnic tables.

Casuarina Campground

Inneston

Set between open lakebeds, sand dunes and native bush. This is a great remote feeling campground with plenty of exploring opportunities and a defined walking track. There are long drop toilets, wood fired barbecues and picnic tables.

Smith Mill Campground

Zumsteins

An old timber-mill site in the flat hung valley of the Mackenzie River, above Mackenzie Falls. Good shade provided by pines and Stringybark, surrounded by a Stringybark forest with a thick understory of tea tree. Can be popular, sharing of fireplaces may be necessary. Tap & 'bush shower'. Rated 3.

Jetty Beach Campground

South Bruny

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.

Burners Beach Campground

Point Souttar

On the edge of the beach, with basic facilities, but great views. One of the better camps along this stretch of coast. The permitted camping area is fairly spread out along the beach, with the toilets to your left up the beach.

Congo Campground

Congo

This campground is a quiet grassy spot on the edge of the Eurobodalla National Park. There are quite a few spots although there are none marked. Quite a few caravans and campers use this spot which is right on the edge of the river inlet that leads to the ocean.

Dutton Bay Campground

Mount Dutton Bay

Private campground by the jetty on heritage propertyBoat ramp and jetty across the from the campground. Suitable for big rigs through to tents, no powered sites. Extra fee for showers. Barbecue area, picnic tables, fish cleaning table, pets welcome and flushing toilets.

Fortescue Bay Campground

Fortescue

A great spot to base yourself for adventures around the Tasman Peninsula.Large camping area. Starting point for several spectacular walks.

Lake Lonsdale Boat Ramp Campground

Lake Lonsdale

Rather dry bush camping (no facilities) in open, level woodland near the lake. Reasonable shade from scattered Yellow Gums and River Red Gums on grass covered sand with an understory of wattles.

Corny Point Campground

Corny Point

Corny Point is not a designated camping location. Corny Point is not a designated camping location. Council has designated the bush camping locations as locations where camping is permitted. Camping in other locations on local government land or on any road is prohibited.