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Nestled at the edge of the world, Tasmania beckons with its pristine landscapes and wild beauty. For those with a wanderlust spirit, the island state offers an unparalleled camping experience. Imagine waking up to the whisper of waves on a secluded beach, or the serene tranquility of a forest glade, all from the comfort of your campervan. Tasmania’s free campsites are perfect for the intrepid traveler seeking adventure, freedom, and a touch of magic under the Southern Hemisphere sky.
Before you hit the road, a quick note: while these campsites are free, many are within national parks and require a pass to be obtained in advance. Make sure to not leave a trace and check local regulations to ensure an enjoyable journey for yourself and others in turn.
Southern Splendor: Coastal & Highland Retreats
Cockle Creek Campground - Nestled in the southernmost reaches of Tasmania, Cockle Creek is the gateway to the remote South West National Park. This campground offers vehicle access right to the edge of stunning landscapes where the rugged coast meets dense wilderness. Here, being off-grid becomes a luxury, as you’ll find yourself enveloped in nature's splendor, away from the buzz of modern life.
Ted Beach Lake Pedder - Near the striking Gordon Dam, Ted Beach provides a picturesque lakeside setting. This spot is ideal for those traveling in a campervan, offering easy access to both the stunning lake and the surrounding wilderness. The absence of shops here makes it perfect for those who enjoy the autonomy of off-grid camping.
Arve River Campground - Nestled at the base of Hartz Peak, this charming little campground feels straight out of a fairy tale. A peaceful river winds through, tall trees whisper as the wind rustles their leaves, and there's even a flushing toilet in the heart of the bush – what more could you ask for? Just 15 minutes from Geeveston, it offers the perfect balance of natural serenity and convenience.
East Coast Bliss: Coastal Beauty and Serenity
Mayfield Bay Conservation/Camping Area - With its limited spots, Mayfield Bay is best visited early. This coastal haven offers breathtaking views and direct access to beautiful beaches. Arrive early to secure your spot and revel in the unspoiled coastal beauty.
Dora Point Camping Area - Situated in the Bay of Fires, Dora Point is a prime location for experiencing Tasmania’s famous white sand and turquoise waters. It’s a dream for campervan travelers looking to explore the natural beauty of this region, where being off-grid allows for an uninterrupted connection with the stunning surroundings.
Cosy Corner Beach - With three different camping options, Cosy Corner Beach provides a variety of spots to set up camp amidst the Bay of Fires' stunning coastal scenery. These campsites offer easy access to the beach and the benefits of off-grid camping with plenty of space and serenity.
Friendly Beaches Campground - Near the iconic Freycinet National Park, Friendly Beaches offers vehicle access and the chance to immerse yourself in the region's pristine natural beauty. The simplicity of this campground enhances the off-grid experience, making it perfect for a tranquil seaside retreat.
Western Wonders: Rugged & Secluded Spots
Green Point Campground, Marrawah - On Tasmania’s wild west coast, Green Point Campground provides a rugged and remote escape with stunning ocean views. It’s ideal for those who seek solitude and the freedom of off-grid camping amidst dramatic coastal landscapes.
Camping Lake Rosebery Foreshore - Near the picturesque Montezuma Falls, this campground offers serene lakeside views and vehicle access. The off-grid nature of the site enhances the peaceful experience of camping next to this beautiful lake.
Lake Burbury Boat Ramp - Near Queenstown, the Lake Burbury Boat Ramp offers vehicle-accessible camping with stunning lake views. Enjoy the freedom of off-grid living in this tranquil lakeside setting, ideal for those seeking a peaceful retreat.
Lake King William Campground - Situated near Lake St Clair, this campground provides a serene setting with plenty of opportunities for nature exploration. The campervan-friendly access and lack of facilities make it perfect for those embracing an autonomous adventure.
Northern Treasures: Remoteness & Serenity
Leven Canyon Reserve - South of Devonport, Leven Canyon Reserve offers a breathtaking spot with dramatic canyon views. The vehicle-accessible campsite allows for easy exploration of this natural wonder while enjoying the autonomy of off-grid camping.
Waterhouse Conservation Area - With six shorefront campgrounds to choose from, Waterhouse Conservation Area provides ample opportunities for a delightful coastal experience. Each site offers vehicle access and the freedom to enjoy the off-grid lifestyle amidst beautiful coastal scenery.
Midway Suphur Creek - Next to Penguin town, Midway Suphur Creek offers a charming escape with easy access and serene surroundings. It’s an excellent spot for those seeking both convenience and a touch of nature's tranquility.
Whether you’re exploring secluded beaches, serene lakes, or rugged coastlines, Tasmania’s free campsites offer a gateway to adventure and tranquility. So pack your campervan, embrace the off-grid lifestyle, and embark on a journey through Tasmania’s enchanting landscapes. Your unforgettable adventure awaits!
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