When you decide to go Camping in Tasmania, you are spoilt for choice. You can choose to camp near amazing beaches, in Tassie’s amazing National Parks, in fabulous family friendly caravan parks with full facilities, in remote bush camps as part of bushwalking in Tassie, or near any amount of amazing lakes in the Central Highlands of Tasmania where the trout fishing is amazing. If you are into glamorous camping (Glamping), we have you covered. Or, if being alone and roughing it is your thing, that’s fine – we have options as well. to suit campers who like to be off-grid and fully self-sufficient. With ancient native forest reserves, spectacular national parks and long winding rivers, sun-drenched beaches and mountain parks, Tassie offer a stunning array of places to camp across Tasmania. Camping in Tasmania is extremely popular during Summer, with locals flocking to the best campsites in mid-December and staying for as long as the local rules allow. If you are visiting from the mainland or overseas, please don’t expect to come to Tasmania on Christmas eve and get a prime waterfront campsite at the Bay of Fires or Wineglass Bay – it won’t happen and you’ll be left very disappointed!
Narawntapu National Park has four campgrounds Springlawn, Bakers Point, Koybaa and The Horse Yards.
Coles Bay is one of the most popular camping destinations in Tasmania, drawing visitors from all around the world to view Wineglass Bay and to explore the Freycinet National Park
Guide to camping Cockle Creek, Recherche Bay Tasmania Boltons Green, Gillams Beach, Catamaran, Ramsgate and Finns Beach camping
There are three excellent campgrounds at Lake Pedder – Teds Beach, Edgar Dam and Huon Campground
Budget 12-night camping holiday in Tasmania, free and low cost camping for independent campers in Tassie.
Budget 12-night free camping trip to Tassie, take your caravan, campervan and explore Tasmania cheaply.