Launceston and the North · Tasmania
Camping in Launceston and the North, Tasmania
Launceston and the North has a small set of campsites with big landscapes: Ben Lomond on its alpine plateau, Waterhouse on the north-east coast, and walk-in camping on the Walls of Jerusalem.
Campsite details can change. Check current local rules, bookings, fire restrictions and closures before staying.
16 campsites in Launceston and the North
- Ben Lomond campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Strzelecki campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Walls of Jerusalem overnight walker campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Walls of Jerusalem overnight walker campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Walls of Jerusalem overnight walker campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Waterhouse campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Waterhouse campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Waterhouse campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Waterhouse campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Waterhouse campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Waterhouse campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Waterhouse campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Waterhouse campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Waterhouse campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Waterhouse campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Waterhouse 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. Walls of Jerusalem camping is for overnight walkers and involves a steep walk in, so read the parks page and prepare for alpine conditions.
Ben Lomond and the Walls of Jerusalem can see snow and freezing conditions well outside winter. Waterhouse is a coastal conservation area with several camping areas along the shore. Use the Tasmania Parks where-to-stay pages for passes, bookings and current alerts. Each campsite appears more than once for different sections, so match the full name. Arthur-Pieman and Narawntapu are listed under North West.
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.