The Bivouac Camp Cape Hauy in the Tasman National Park near Port Arthur in South East Tasmania ​is located at the end of the spectacular ​​Bivouac Bay walk. Access to the Bivouac Camp Cape Hauy campground is by foot only, either via a two hour walk from the popular Fortescue Bay campground, or via a six hour walk along the Tasman Coastal Trail​ from Devils Kitchen. To camp at the Bivouac campground, you must be fully self-sufficient and carry your own food and a fuel stove. Campers are spoilt for bushwalking and exploration opportunities whilst staying within the Tasman National Park – bushwalking enthusiasts​ have the opportunity to tackle some of Tasmania’s best bushwalking tracks such as Three Capes Track, Cape Hauy Track, Cape Raoul and many more. ​​​​​To reach Fortescue Bay from Eaglehawk Neck, drive on the A9 towards Port Arthur ​until you reach the junction with C344. Follow the C344 until you reach Fortescue Bay, being a 12km drive along an unsealed road but is suitable for 2WD vehicles and mountain bikes. Take extra care if towing vehicles, delivery trucks and tour buses – keep to the left of the road, particularly on blind corners.

See also:

• Camping Bare Knoll Cape Pillar
• Camping Fortescue Bay
• Camping Wughalee Falls