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Caravan and Camping Adventures

Whether you’re in a van, towing a caravan or camping with a tent, a collection of magical places await you on the North West Coast of Tasmania. You really are spoilt for choice on the North West, no two places the same each giving off unique experiences and showing off what we have to offer.

We’ve pulled together our camping spots to experience the North West as soon as you drive off the Spirit of Tasmania in your home away from home.

 

Naranwantapu National Park – Bakers Point Campground

 

North West Tasmania caravan and camping adventures | A caravan is parked beside bushes with yellow flowers at a camping spot at Bakers Point Campground in North West Tasmania. On the left side of the caravan is parked a silver 4wd.

Cost: From $13

Located in Narawntapu National Park, you’ll be living the best of both worlds. A quiet,
spacious, and private area, settle in amongst the trees or along the beach. Choose from
powered sites or be self contained this breathe taking National Park you’ll even make some
friends in the local wildlife.

– No Dogs allowed
– Toilets
– Showers (powered sites)
– Tables
– Bins
– Caravan Accessible
– National Parks Pass required

 

Lakeside Tourist Caravan Park – Devonport

 

Rustic timber seating with rusted old machinery parts stand on gravel beside timber picnic tables at Lakeside Caravan and Camping ground in North West Tasmania

Cost: From $30

A little slice of paradise in Eugenana. Calling all wine lovers, this is a spot for you. By the
river and a short walk to ‘Prickly Mo’ for a platter and wine (or a few).

Bookings Required
– Dogs Allowed
– Toilets
– Showers
– Powered & Unpowered Sites
– Walking Tracks
– Playground
– TV/Games Room
– Camp Kitchen
– Laundry
– BBQs
– Caravan Accessible

 

Discovery Parks – Cradle Mountain

 

Make a visit to the renowned Cradle Mountain National Park, nestled amidst stunning natural bushland. Establish your retreat in this serene spot and set out to discover a diverse array of walking trails, activities, and exciting adventures waiting for you. Here are some helpful ‘things to know’ before you set off on your Cradle Mountain adventure.

– BBQ
– Camp Kitchen
– Kiosk/Store
– Laundry

 

Stanley Cabins and Tourist Park

 

Stanley caravan and camping ground surrounded by green grass with Stanley Nut in the background.

Cost: From $40

Looking for your perfect family camping spot? This is it. The Historic Village is home to ‘The
Nut’ an ancient volcano, trust us when we say you can’t miss it! Fill up your days fishing,
bike riding, walking along the raw coastline or venturing up the Nut.

– Seasonal Dog Access
– Toilets
– Powered & Unpowered Sites
– Drinking Water
– Tables
– Bins
– BBQs
– Playground
– TV/Games Room
– Playground
– Laundry
– Caravan Accessible

If you want something a little more basic then head over the Stanley Recreation Ground
From $10

Manuka Campground – Arthur River

 

Two timber boardwalks form a v shape over grassy sand dunes at sunrise. Everything has a deep golden glow.

Cost: From $13

The spot for anyone and everyone. A large, grassed area so no matter your entourage there
will be room. Endless exploring awaits you from the ‘edge of the world’ lookout to Trowutta
Arch Sinkhole.

– Dogs allowed
– Toilets
– Drinking Water
– Open Fire Pits
– 4WD tracks
– Caravan Accessible

 

Corinna

 

Cost: From $40

Discover the secluded beauty of Corinna Wilderness Village, nestled within the expansive
takayna / Tarkine, home to Australia's vast temperate rainforest. Expereince solitude and
tranquility the eco-friendly camping (and accommodation options) offer:

– Powered and non-powered sites
– Shower facilities
– Toilets
– An eco-conscious waste policy – guests are kindly requested to remove all rubbish
– Onsite Restaurant & Bar

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