All Campsites in Tasmania

Free camping at Tasmania’s stunning Bay of Fires. Orange granite boulders, white sand, dolphins offshore, and dogs welcome on leash. Basic facilities, no fees, and one of Australia’s most photogenic coastlines right outside your tent.

Beachfront bush camping on Tasmania’s Tasman Peninsula with views across Norfolk Bay. Self-registration sites for tents, caravans, and campervans with basic facilities. Walk to secluded Lagoon Beach, kayak the sheltered bay, or explore nearby World Heritage convict sites at Coal…

Camp among grazing Forester kangaroos and wombats at Springlawn, the main campground in Narawntapu National Park on Tasmania’s north coast. Powered and unpowered sites with showers, flushing toilets, dump point, and electric BBQs. Over 116 bird species recorded. Just 40…

Camp on the iconic sandy isthmus connecting North and South Bruny Island, with little penguins nesting in the dunes at dusk. Sheltered beachfront sites for tents and caravans, 2WD accessible, no Parks Pass required. Climb the 300-step boardwalk to the…

Camping at the southern end of Tasmania’s Overland Track, beside Australia’s deepest lake. Powered and unpowered sites in ancient rainforest with camp kitchen, hot showers, and lake cruises. Platypus spotting at dawn is a highlight. Parks Pass required.

The premium beachfront camping option in Freycinet. Split into “Dunes” (private tent sites) and “Powered” (hard-stand for vans). Shallow, safe water for kids. Warning: Peak season bookings are via ballot only. Hot showers available. No pets.

The stunning coastal base for the Tasman National Park. Divided into two zones: Banksia (tents/beachfront) and Mill Creek (vans/forest). Access via 12km unsealed road. Trailhead for Cape Hauy. Features boat ramp, gas BBQs, and token-operated hot showers. No pets.

The strategic base for Cradle Mountain, located opposite the Visitor Centre and Shuttle Bus terminal. Famous for resident wombats grazing on sites. Features heated camp kitchens and a critical drying room for wet hiking gear. Alpine weather warnings apply year-round.…

A historic mining village deep in the Tarkine rainforest. Accessible via the Western Explorer and the iconic Fatman Barge. Features a pub/restaurant, river cruises, and kayak hire. Limited camping spots (tents/campervans preferred). Zero phone reception (digital detox). No pets.

Camp at the literal end of the road. The southernmost drive-in campsite in Australia offering spacious, grassy sites on Recherche Bay. 2WD accessible (gravel). Pit toilets only, no water or power. Dog-friendly (on leash) in the camping area. Be prepared…