The Bronte lake system comprises 4 main lakes;
Bronte Lagoon, Bradys
Lake, Lake Binney and Tungatinah Lagoon.
These lakes where developed between 1952-56 as water storages
to operate the Tungatinah power station on the Nive River.
Lake Binney is located directly beside the A10 highways connecting
Hobart with the West Coast of Tasmania. From the highway you
will find signposts for the Boat Ramp at Lake Binney, which is
located some 3 kilometres south of the campiste
Brady's Lake. This area has reasonable small bush campsites
near the boat ramp at Lake Binney. Across the Dam wall you will
also find other campsites, being on the eastern shore of Lake
Binney. These are accessed via a road that crosses the dam wall.
The campsites Lake Binney are bush camping, and the area is
suitable to larger vehicles.
Please note there are no facilities; bring your own fuel stove,
water and a portable toilet is recommended.
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