The Collingwood River is the starting point for rafting, kayaking
or canoeing trips down the Franklin River on Tasmania's rugged
West Coast.
There is a basic campsites and a pit toilet. The area is a fuel stove only area; strictly no campfires.
Much of the Franklin Gordon Wild Rivers National Park is remote,
rugged and challenging for even the most experienced adventureres.
Along the Lyell Highway, which connects Hobart to the West
Coast of Tasmania, you will find a number of facilities.
The Franklin River Nature Trail is a popular stopping point.
There are picnic tables and toilet facilities and a number
of excellent bush walks available at various points along
the highway, including a track to Nelson Falls which is boarded
for ease of access.
Further west at the Collingwood River are basic campsites
with a pit toilet and fireplaces. Camping is free.
The Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park is also accessible
by boat from the west coast township of Strahan where you will
find full ammenities including shopping, bakery, hotel and
medical services.
There are other accommodation options in the area; click hre for accommodation strahan
