A self-registration system operates at the Narawntapu National Park (previously called the Asbestos Ranges) campground for campers arriving after hours, operating from the Springlawn Visitors Centre. Campgrounds have hybrid septic, chemical toilets and a number of campsites within each campground have tables. Fuel stoves are recommended; fire bans can be imposed without warning in this area particularly during summer. There are septic toilets at Springlawn, a shower block (fees apply) with tokens available for purchase from Visitor Centre and powered sites and electric barbecues. The park is reached from either Devonport or Launceston. Please note Badger’s Head is a day-use only area and has picnic facilities including a barbecue, tables and shelter but no toilet. The Asbestos Range National Park is on the coast to the west of the harbour of Port Dalrymple, between Port Sorell and Greens Beach. Inland from the coast is an unspoiled area of land offering excellent bushwalking. There is a main visitor service centre Springlawn, where you will also find a public telephone, picnic and toilet facilities. Picnic tables and fireplaces are also located at Griffiths Point, Bakers Point and Badger Head, and all have toilets except Badger Head. At Springlawn there are electric barbecues. Toilets with disabled access are located at campsites Springlawn, Baker’s Point and Horseyards. Bookings for camping in the Park are only taken for large school groups. Horse riders must provide the parks staff with at least 48hrs notice prior to bringing horses into the national park. Campgrounds are located at Springlawn, Bakers Point, Koybaa and The Horse Yards. National Parks Pass Fees Apply.

A valid parks pass is required for entry to Tasmania’s national parks.

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