RV camps and Caravan Parks - The Great Nature Trail (North-west Coast)

Devonport

Mersey Bluff Caravan Park
41 Bluff Road, Devonport
(03) 64248655

$$ Clean and friendly, dump point, laundry, BBQ. Watch the 'Spirit' arrive and leave, pet friendly, bike/walking track to CBD.

Bay View Holiday Village

2–12 North Caroline Street, East Devonport

(03) 6427 0499

$$ Generally highly recommended. Not pet friendly.

Abel Tasman Caravan Park
6 Wright St, Devonport,
Website
(03) 6427-8794
-41.173049, 146.371815

$ Great first night stop off the boat, cheap and friendly. Good to stop and shop the next day in town - big Woolies and Coles with huge parking area out the back for caravans.

Devonport Vacation Village

20 - 24 North Caroline St, Devonport
Website

(03) 6427-8886

-41.173156, 146.380544

$$ Very basic caravan park. Great to stay a night off ferry. Owners very friendly and helpful. Pets, dump point, power, laundry, LPG

Lakeside Tourist Caravan Park
76 Lakeside Rd, Devonport
(03) 6427-2343

$ Nice spot, very quiet now. $10 per site unpowered. Really hot showers, great. Large toilet, shower block and laundry.

Discovery HP- Devonport
13-9 Tarleton St,Devonport,
Website

(03) 6498-6333

-41.17205, 146.375073

Turners Beach

O.C. Ling Caravan Park
45 Esplanade, Turners Beach

(03) 6428-2582

-41.158178, 146.242661

$$ Old facilities but super clean, great host and nothing was too much trouble. Right on the beach. Dogs allowed but must be controlled.

Forth

Forth Recreation Ground Camp Site
Lot 2 Forth Road, Forth

-41.188438, 146.249304

FREE Self contained. Max stay 48 hrs. Dogs OK. Large grass area with clean toilets. The United is the local shop for fresh vegetables and fish & chips for lunch.

Ulverstone

BIG4 Ulverstone Holiday Park
57 Water St, Ulverstone
Website

(03) 6425-2624

-41.154339, 146.181195

$ Dogs OK. Dump point. Great park & best price when mention wiki camps - $20 per night with late checkout (5pm if needed when boarding Spirit of Tasmania to return to mainland). Very nice clean amenities.

Buttons Creek Caravan Park
Lot 92 Beach Rd, Ulverstone

(03) 6425-2624

-41.153454, 146.187982

$ Dogs OK. See caretaker at Ulverstone Caravan Park, 57 Water Street, Ulverstone before check in.

Apex Caravan Park
104 Queen St, Ulverstone

(03) 6425-2935

-41.144712, 146.161658

$$ No dogs. Great park very friendly owners got a spot looking over the beach with fantastic view.

Nicholson Point Self-Contained Only Camp Site

Kings Parade, Ulverstone

-41.158114, 146.162109

FREE Dogs OK.. The free camp is behind the rowing club and has a gravel turnaround. The town is very friendly and they are happy to have you there

The Blue Wren Tea Gardens Camp Site
225 Penguin Road, West Ulverstone
Website

03 6425 4463/6425 6224

-41.138002, 146.136124

$ Self contained. Dogs OK. Beautiful grounds.

Friendly caretakers, spectacular views, clean toilet. Overnight $5 per person.

Penguin

Penguin Caravan Park
Johnsons Beach Rd, Penguin

(03) 6437-2785

-41.106781, 146.066586

$$ Dogs OK. Right on the beach. Walking distance to the shops. Amenities are old, but clean, the water's hot and the loo paper is soft. What more could you want!

Preservation Bay

Preservation Bay Campsite
68 Preservation Drive, Preservation Bay
-41.102109, 146.052486

FREE Max. stay 48 hrs, self contained, dogs OK. Not a bad spot for overnight. Restaurant open for lunch and dinner in SLSC on wed, thur, fri, sat, sun and for breakfast sunday too.

Sulphur Creek

Midway Point Sulphur Creek Camp Site

196 Preservation Dr, Sulphur Creek
-41.097013, 146.039177

FREE Max. stay 48 hrs, self contained. Stayed our 48 hrs, and had a wonderful time, penguins every night. Great rock formations and the history of how it became. Nice people at the IGA as well, wee country seaside village,

Hall Point Sulphur Creek Camp Site

286 Preservation Drive, Sulphur Creek
-41.093826, 146.027953

FREE Max. stay 48 hrs. Self contained. No dogs as this is a penguin rockery. Beautiful absolute beach frontage.

This is a self contained designated site. No loo no stay.

Burnie

Burnie Ocean View Caravan Park

253 Bass Hwy, Burnie
Website

(03) 6431-1925

-41.040195, 145.864057

$$ Dogs OK. Clean showers. Reasonable facilities. Friendly and good value.

Worth a quiet night over the road watching the penguins come in to feed their young.

Somerset

Somerset Beachside Cabin

& Caravan Park

115 Bass Hwy, Somerset
Website

(03) 6435-2322

-41.034673, 145.821181

$$ Dogs OK. Great park, basic, but clean. Owners very helpful, able to store our van there while going to Strahan for a very reasonable price. Good value for money, plenty of room for big and small vans & very quiet while we were there.

Somerset Camp Site
95 Bass Highway, Somerset

-41.034576, 145.825119

FREE Self contained. Dogs OK.

Nice, quite spot. Sheltered while still on the beach. Big rigs. Across the street there is a BP petrol-station with toilets.

Wynyard

Leisure Ville Holiday Centre Caravan Park

145 Old Bass Hwy, Wynyard
Website

(03) 6442-2291

-40.998056, 145.76521

$$ Dogs OK. Small well maintained van park, quiet and close to the coast. Great grassy sites, very friendly staff. One of the best van parks we stayed at here in Tassie. Across road to beach - walking / bike path into town. Heated pool, playground & tennis court.

Beach Retreat Tourist Park
30b Old Bass Hwy, Wynyard
Website

(03) 6442-1998

-40.988682, 145.739102

$$ Dogs OK. Great place to visit and stay. Very clean and welcoming camp kitchen, amenities are old but are spotless.

Wynyard Showgrounds (NO CARAVANS)
Motorhome Stop

Jackson Street. Wynyard

-40.986681, 145.726872

FREE Max stay 24 hrs. self contained motor-homes only. Dogs OK. Great for self contained close to city. No vans as area too small. RSL has good cheap meals most days.

Rocky Cape

Rocky Cape Tavern Caravan Park
19375 Bass Hwy, Rocky Cape

(03) 6443-4110

-40.885212, 145.464523

FREE Dogs OK. powered site plus ammenities option ($16) for two people, great value. Sites well grassed and excellent meals at tavern. Note, use of the unpowered free sites don't entitle you to use the power in shower block for cooking.

Crayfish Creek

Crayfish Creek Van & Cabin Park & Spa
20049 Bass Hwy, Crayfish Creek
Website

(03) 6443-4228

-40.858067, 145.398848

$ Dogs OK. Quirky but lovely with private sites surrounded by bushes. Sites tastefully placed in scrub. Facilities a bit tired but clean and functional.

Camp kitchen requires some attention but is comfortable.

Peggs Beach Conservation Area

Black River Camp (Peggs Beach Conservation Area)
Black River

03 6458 1480

-40.839724, 145.316975

$ Dogs OK. Ranger keeps toilet clean and stocked. Large, sheltered private sites that can accommodate several campers in vans in each. Walk through bush and over dunes to sandy beach. Quiet night with several pademelons visiting.

Stanley

Stanley Recreational Grounds
Self Contained RV Only
23 Marine Esplanade, Stanley

$ Circular Head Council has set aside a site within the Stanley Recreation Grounds for the accommodation of fully self contained recreational vehicles.

Fees are $8 a night or $40 for a maximum of 7 nights, collected by the site manager in the evenings or mornings.

Smithton

Riverbreeze Caravan & Cabin Park (Kui Parks)
69-77 Montagu Rd, Smithton

Website

(03) 6452-1181

-40.840633, 145.109651

$$ Dogs OK. A nice new park on the Duck River, good as a base to visit Stanley and 'the Edge of the World' Arthur River.

Very helpful owner. Great hospitality.

Montagu

Montagu Park Campground
325 Old Port Road, Montagu

-40.74402, 144.978671

$ Dogs OK. What a great spot for a couple of very quiet and restful days. Lovely views.

Marrawah

Marrawah Green Point Campground
Beach Rd., Marrawah

-40.909844, 144.679782

FREE Dogs OK. Quiet windy, but would recommend.

All facilities available, even garden shower. Very nice beach. Tent area is on soft grass.

Arthur River

Arthur River Cabin & Caravan Park
1239 Arthur River Rd, Arthur River

(03) 6457-1212

-41.035722, 144.673575

$$ Dogs OK. Modest but totally adequate sites. Clean amenities good hot showers. Paid $20 for powered site and well worth it.

Manuka Campground
Arthur River
0365471225

-41.045175, 144.668065

$ Dogs OK. Great camp. Very clean flushing toilets and water on tap. We saw possums, paddy's, and a wombat with a bub in

her pouch. Loved it. The gravel road to Corina is good with beautiful scenery and the steep bits are sealed.

Rangers Station Campsite
Rocky Point

-41.048384, 144.668569

$ Max stay 72 hrs, self contained. Very small, clean toilets and cold showers - good spot Only bore water and signs say boil to use'.

Prickly wattle campground
Temma Rd, Arthur River

-41.059827, 144.678076
$ Dogs OK. Camp is about 3 km from town and lovely bush camping. Would suit tents, camper trailers and most vans, just watch for overhanging branches. Was very quiet, does allow ATV's.

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