North West · Tasmania
Camping in North West, Tasmania
Tasmania's North West offers wild coast and quiet beaches, with camping in the Arthur-Pieman Conservation Area, at Narawntapu National Park near Port Sorell, and at Peggs Beach and Black River on the far north-west coast.
Campsite details can change. Check current local rules, bookings, fire restrictions and closures before staying.
14 campsites in North West
- Arthur-Pieman campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Arthur-Pieman campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Arthur-Pieman campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Arthur-Pieman campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Arthur-Pieman campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Arthur-Pieman campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Arthur-Pieman campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Arthur-Pieman campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Narawntapu campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Narawntapu campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Narawntapu campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Narawntapu campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Peggs Beach and Black River campingNational park · Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania · Camp-only
- Peggs Beach and Black River 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 Narawntapu and most other Tasmanian national parks. The Arthur-Pieman is remote country with many four-wheel-drive tracks, some of which need permits or close seasonally.
The west-facing coast takes the full force of the Roaring Forties, so expect wind and rain at any time of year. Each campsite appears more than once for different sections, so match the full name. Use the Tasmania Parks where-to-stay pages for passes, bookings and current alerts before you travel. Ben Lomond, Waterhouse and Walls of Jerusalem are listed under Launceston and the North.
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.