Camping Liffey Falls, Northern Tasmania near Deloraine, Liffey Falls are a series of spectacular waterfalls, which are very popular with visitors to this region and that can be viewed from well-designed observation decks where the water flows through dense myrtle rainforest in the area of the Great Western Tiers. At the Liffey Falls campsite, you will find a small, sheltered, grassy campground located at the Gulf Rd picnic area, which is signposted off the Liffey Falls/Lower Track Road. The Liffey Falls camping area is best accessed from Liffey to the east if you are driving a larger vehicle such as a motorhome, campervan, or even a camper trailer. Riversdale Rd, which takes you to the top car park and falls walk, is narrow, gravel, and winding and is not accessible by trailers and vans. It is a day-use area only and there is no camping at this location. We recommend that if fit enough you walk the 1.5 hr Liffey Falls Track that connects the upper and lower picnic areas. Please note this part of Tassie can get very cold in winter, and heavy rainfall is common - please be well prepared and take care on the narrow roads that can be slippery after heavy rain and snow. It is free to camp at the Liffey Falls campground, there are basic toilets, a picnic table, and shelter. Strictly NO PETS. If you are into fishing, you can fish for trout (with a valid license) in the nearby Liffey River. The toilets have disabled access; there are sheltered picnic areas and gas barbecues at the upper end of the reserve. Liffey Falls is one of the most photographed tourist attractions in Tasmania, featuring a series of beautiful waterfalls that are relatively easy to access. Access to the Liffey Falls campground is via the Lake Hwy (A5) south of Deloraine, or from the east via Bracknell on the C513. The Liffey Falls campground is a relatively short, picturesque drive from the Northern Tasmanian town of Launceston. See also: Camping Deloraine, Camping Mole Creek, Caravan Park Launceston, Camping Arthurs Lake