East Coast · Tasmania
Camping in East Coast, Tasmania
Tasmania's East Coast is one of Australia's great camping coasts, with campsites at the Bay of Fires, Friendly Beaches and Richardsons Beach in Freycinet, Maria Island at Darlington, Frenchs Farm and Encampment Cove, and quieter spots at Douglas-Apsley, Mount William and Mayfield Bay.
Campsite details can change. Check current local rules, bookings, fire restrictions and closures before staying.
28 campsites in East Coast
- Bay of Fires campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Bay of Fires campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Bay of Fires campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Bay of Fires campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Bay of Fires campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Bay of Fires campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Bay of Fires campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Bay of Fires campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Bay of Fires campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Douglas-Apsley campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Freycinet overnight walker campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Freycinet overnight walker campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Freycinet overnight walker campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Friendly Beaches camping (Isaacs Point)National park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Humbug Point campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Maria Island camping - DarlingtonNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Maria Island camping - Encampment CoveNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Maria Island camping - Frenchs FarmNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Mayfield Bay campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Mount William campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Mount William campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Mount William campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Mount William campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Mount William campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Mount William campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Richardsons Beach, Honeymoon Bay and Ranger Creek campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Richardsons Beach, Honeymoon Bay and Ranger Creek campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Richardsons Beach, Honeymoon Bay and Ranger Creek campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
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Planning your trip
These campsites are run by Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service. A national parks pass is needed to visit most Tasmanian national parks, and some popular campgrounds, such as Freycinet's Richardsons Beach, run a ballot or booking system in summer. Freycinet's walk-in campsites are for overnight walkers only.
Maria Island is reached by ferry and has no vehicles. Use the Tasmania Parks where-to-stay pages to check passes, bookings and current alerts for the campsite you want. Some campsites appear more than once for different sections, so match the full name before you book.
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.