Camping laughing jack lagoon free campground fishing
To access Laughing Jack Lagoon, head East from Derwent Bridge for a total of 20 kilometres and then turn right on the C602. Travel a further 9 kilometres where you will find the dam wall and 1 only small campsite located on the left hand side of the road. If you head further along this road, you will find other camping sites around Laughing Jack Lagoon. Please note this is a pretty camping location, however the track is a bit rough and more suited to a 4WD. To camp at Laughing Jack Lagoon you must be fully self-sufficient - there are no facilities at the campsite. Please note the campground Laughing Jack Lagoon is popular with fishermen during the period Aug–May, being the trout fishing season for this lake.
- COSTS
ADULT
CHILDREN
FAMILY - FROM
FREE
FREE
FREE - BOOKINGS
- NO
- AMENITIES
- NO
- maximum stay
- 7 days
- Powered sites
- NO
- RANGER ON SITE
- NO
- Contact No.
- 1300 360 441
- Fresh Water
- NO
- Dogs Allowed
- YES
- National Park
- NO
Cradle Mountain Rd C132, 1 km south of Moina
Laughing Jack Lagoon is signposted from the A10 highway. It is a popular trout fishing location for both locals and visitors alike. Campers can stay for up to 7 days; it is recommended that you bring a portable toilet, drinking water, gas/fuel stoves, food and firewood.
See also:
- See also :
- Camping Miena
- Camping Cluny Dam
Bronte Village in the central highlands of Tassie is a great base if fishing this region' you can choose to fish Bronte Lagoon, Lake King William, Lake St Clair, the Bradys chain of lakes (Bradys Lake, Lake Binney, Lake Tungatinah, Dee Lagoon, Lake Echo, Pine Tier Lagoon and Laughing Jack Lagoon. All offer great fishing; check for fishing rules and conditions.
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