National parks and state forests
National park campgrounds in Tasmania
51 campgrounds in Tasmania that public map data records as run by the state parks or forests service. Open one to see where it is and what facilities are recorded.
A to Z
The campgrounds
These are not booked through CampFind. Fees, permits, closures and fire restrictions are set by the service that runs them, so check with Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service before you travel.
- Apsley Waterhole Campground
- Banksia Campground
- Bare Knoll Campground
- Boltons Green Campground
- Catamaran Camping & Boatramp
- Cloudy Corner Campground
- Crocketts Bay Campground
- Darlington Campsite
- Encampment Cove Campsite
- Finns Beach Campground
- Frenchs Farm
- Freney Lagoon Campsite
- Freycinet National Park Campground (Caravan sites 1-18)
- Freycinet National Park Campground (Honeymoon Bay sites 46-52)
- Freycinet National Park Campground (Sand dune sites 19-45)
- Friendly Beaches Campground
- Gilhams Beach Campground
- Hidden Bay Campsite
- Jetty Beach Camp Area
- Ketchem Bay Campsite
- Lakeside Campsite
- Land of the Giants Caravan Park
- Lime Bay Campground
- Little Deadmans Bay Campsite
- Loddon River East Bank
- Loddon River West Bank
- Lonely Tarns Campsite
- Louisa Creek Campground
- Louisa River Campsite
- Mayfield Bay Campground
- Mill Creek Campsite
- Moreys Bay Campground
- New Harbour East Campsite
- New Harbour West Campsite
- New River Lagoon Boat Crossing Campsite
- Osmiridium Beach Campsite
- Parks and Wildlife
- Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania
- Pine Valley Hut Tent Platforms
- Point Eric Campsite
- Promise Bay Overnight Walker Campsite
- Ramsgate Campground
- South Cape Bay Campsite
- South Cape Rivulet Campsite
- Southport Lagoon Campsite
- Surprise Bay Campsite
- Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service
- Teds Beach Campground
- Turua Beach West Campsite
- Wilson Bight Campsite
- Wineglass Bay Overnight Walker Campsite
Before you go
Three things to check
Whether you need to book
Many park campgrounds need a booking or a permit made in advance, and some have no phone signal on site. Sort it before you leave.
Whether it is open
Campgrounds close for fire, flood, track damage and maintenance. The parks service publishes current closures.
What is actually there
Facilities on these pages come from public map data and have not been confirmed. Carry water and assume no power unless the parks service says otherwise.
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Other states
Campground names, locations and operators from OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.