Tasmania

Camping in Tasmania

Explore 77 campsites in Tasmania, from the Bay of Fires, Freycinet and Maria Island on the East Coast to Mount Field, Cockle Creek and the wild north-west.

Campsite details can change. Check current local rules, bookings, fire restrictions and closures before staying.

Explore Tasmania by region

Featured campsites in Tasmania

Arthur-Pieman campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
Bay of Fires campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
Ben Lomond campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only

Planning your trip

The campsites listed here are run by Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service. A national parks pass is needed to visit most Tasmanian national parks, and some popular campgrounds take bookings or run a summer ballot. Walk-in campsites, such as those in Freycinet and the Walls of Jerusalem, are for overnight walkers.

Tasmanian weather can change quickly at any time of year, and high country can see snow outside winter. Check passes, bookings and current alerts on the Tasmania Parks where-to-stay pages before you go.

Official sources

Region boundaries use Australian Bureau of Statistics Tourism Regions 2021, licensed under CC BY 4.0. These statistical regions approximate Tourism Research Australia boundaries.