Mersey
Bluff Caravan Park
41
Bluff Road, Devonport
(03) 64248655
Located at 41 Bluff Road, Devonport (TAS 7310), the Mersey Bluff Caravan Park offers a scenic coastal stay at the tip of the Mersey Bluff headland overlooking the mouth of the Mersey River and Bass Strait.
It’s right by the beach, the location is a standout, with easy access to walking and cycling tracks, the nearby skate-park, and the bluff lookout.
Facilities include powered and unpowered sites, an amenities block with showers, toilets & laundry, BBQ and picnic areas, and pets are welcome.
Bay
View Holiday Village
2–12 North Caroline Street, East Devonport
(03) 6427 0499
Sitting right on the waterfront, with views of Bass Strait and the entrance of the Mersey River in East Devonport, Bay View Holiday Village offers a relaxed seaside base ideal for travellers exploring the region.
Accommodation options span from budget cabins to modern 1- and 2-bedroom self-contained deluxe cabins, plus powered sites (some with private ensuites) for caravans and motorhomes.
Most cabins include amenities like microwave, fridge, stovetop, digital TV, and free WiFi.
On-site facilities: picnic/barbecue areas, laundry, free parking, and a scenic setting favourable for families or travellers wanting a comfortable base.
Abel
Tasman Caravan Park
6 Wright St,
Devonport,
Website
(03)
6427-8794
-41.173049,
146.371815
The Abel Tasman Caravan Park is a family-friendly holiday park offering a range of accommodation from tents and caravans through to cabins.
It lies in a highly convenient location—just minutes from the Spirit of Tasmania ferry terminal, with plenty of nearby shops, supermarket, bakery and pizza outlets.
The park is only around 1 km (or about 1.9 km by one measure) from the ferry ramp, making it ideal for arrivals and departures by sea.
The park offers powered and unpowered sites (for tents/caravans), drive-through sites for larger rigs, plus a collection of cabins ranging from basic budget cabins to family and premium cabins, and its features include BBQ areas, indoor & outdoor camp kitchens, laundry facilities, and a playground near the beach.
Dogs are permitted in parts of the park (though not all cabins are pet-friendly), so travellers with pets should check ahead.
Devonport
Vacation Village
20
- 24 North Caroline St, Devonport
Website
(03) 6427-8886
-41.173156,
146.380544
Being only a few minutes’ drive from Spirit of Taurus ferry terminal and the local airport, makes this park ideal for the first or final night of your Tasmania trip.
Accommodation options include tent sites, caravan sites (powered and unpowered), and cabins/suites within eight acres of gardens and trees, a children’s playground, BBQ areas, gas refills, car-wash area and proximity to beach/coast for walks.
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Pets are allowed (ask on arrival) in many sites.
Lakeside
Tourist Caravan Park
76
Lakeside Rd, Devonport
(03) 6427-2343
Just a 10–15 minute drive from Devonport and the Spirit of Tasmania terminal, the Lakeside Tourist Caravan Park offers a peaceful base for exploring Tasmania’s north-west coast.
Set in a riverside bush environment with lake frontage, this park combines nature setting with modern amenities — including luxury cabins, powered and unpowered sites, and a number of ensuite sites.
With its proximity to attractions such as the Tasmanian Arboretum and boutique wineries, it’s a strong choice for families, caravans/RVs, and nature lovers venturing on a Tasmania road trip.
Discovery
HP- Devonport
13-9
Tarleton St,Devonport,
Website
(03) 6498-6333
-41.17205, 146.375073
This park is right on the coast, with many cabins facing the sea and walking access to the foreshore.
Accommodation options include self-contained cabins (with kitchens, heaters, full fridges) as well as powered and unpowered sites for caravans and tents.
For families and groups: there’s a playground, “bouncing pillow”, camp kitchen, BBQ area and plenty of space to explore.
Excellent location to use as a base: About halfway between Launceston and Burnie on Tasmania’s north coast, and around 90 minutes drive from Cradle Mountain.factor.
Turners Beach
O.C. Ling Caravan Park
45
Esplanade, Turners Beach
(03)
6428-2582
-41.158178,
146.242661
Offering both powered and unpowered sites (with a modest number of powered sites), including for tents, caravans and motorhomes, this park sits just behind the sand dunes of Turners Beach, giving direct and easy access to the shoreline.
Facilities iinclude clean shower and toilet blocks, laundry facilities, BBQ and camp kitchen areas. For example, showers were reported at ~$1 for hot water.
Pet-friendly (with conditions) and in a very quiet, family-friendly setting.
Forth
Forth
Recreation Ground Camp Site
Lot
2 Forth Road, Forth
-41.188438,
146.249304
Located on Mell Street in the small town of Forth (Tasmania, postcode 7310), the site is a grassy sports-ground setting that accommodates self-contained caravans and motorhomes for up to 48 hours, with a donation requested for its upkeep.
Parking is around the oval with plenty of space, and basic amenities include toilets, drinking water and rubbish bins.
Being close to the town means convenience for a quick stop-over: the petrol station and local shops are nearby, and mobile phone reception is available.
The camp is pet-friendly (on leash) and is most suited for self-contained rigs (tents are generally discouraged).
It’s a no-frills, low-cost option for travellers looking to rest up, explore the area or access nearby attractions without staying in a full-service caravan park.
Ulverstone
BIG4
Ulverstone Holiday Park
57
Water St, Ulverstone
Website(03)
6425-2624
-41.154339,
146.181195
Accommodation is a mix of powered/unpowered caravan/camper sites, drive-through sites, budget cabins and apartments.
The park features:direct beach access (close to Buttons Beach) making it ideal for families.
There is a big camp kitchen, laundry, shared amenities; for kids there’s a jumping pillow, pump track and playground, free WiFi, kitchen in cabins, and parking onsite.
Buttons
Creek Caravan Park
Lot
92 Beach Rd, Ulverstone
(03)
6425-2624
-41.153454,
146.187982
Grass-based powered and unpowered sites, right near beach access, operated as the “summer campground” arm of BIG4 Ulverstone Holiday Park, about 400 m from the main park.
Facilities: On-site amenities block and laundry; campers also have full access to the main park’s facilities (camp kitchen, playground, etc.). Tassie
Pet policy: Some dog-friendly options are available (check with management).
Apex
Caravan Park
104
Queen St, Ulverstone
-41.144712, 146.161658
A high-quality, beachside caravan park in Ulverstone offering excellent facilities, wildlife interest (penguins!), and a very good base for exploring Tasmania’s north-west coast.
Well suited for families, couples and touring caravans seeking comfort and location.
No dogs.
Nicholson
Point Self-Contained Only Camp Site
Kings
Parade, Ulverstone
-41.158114,
146.162109
Free, Self-contained only: The campsite is free (or at minimal cost) and permits stays for up to 48 hours. Tents and non-self-contained units are not allowed.
Pets allowed: Dogs are permitted at this site
Penguin
Penguin
Caravan Park
Johnsons
Beach Rd, Penguin
(03)
6437-2785
-41.106781,
146.066586
If you're seeking a laid-back Tasmanian coastal spot with beach-front caravan/cabin facilities, Penguin Caravan Park is a strong option. The combination of beach access, views over Bass Strait, and proximity to the town of Penguin (shops, cafes, etc) makes it convenient yet scenic.
Accommodation variety: It offers self-contained cabins (each with ensuite, kitchen facilities and TV) and powered and unpowered sites for caravans, campertrailers and tents.
Rates: Example pricing – waterfront powered from ~A$55/night, unpowered ~A$40/night, cabins ~A$130-190/night (2 adults) (please check current rates).
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
Located on Tasmania’s North-West coast, the Midway Point site is a free, self-contained-vehicles-only camping area managed by Central Coast Council.
Free to use, but only for self-contained vehicles (no tents) and a maximum stay of 72 hours within a 14-day period.
Basic set-up: grassy area by the coast, no powered sites, no laundry/showers or extensive facilities.
Nearby amenities: the village of Sulphur Creek / Penguin region has shops (e.g., IGA) and supplies; the campsite serves as a good base.
Hall Point Sulphur Creek Camp Site
286
Preservation Drive, Sulphur Creek
-41.093826,
146.027953
Near a penguin-rockery: at night you may spot penguins returning to shore/roost.
This site is good for large rigs, with sealed access road and room to manoeuvre.
Max stay is 48 hours and vehicles must be self-contained (i.e., own toilet/waste) — no public toilets or drinking water onsitethere is no mains power, no fixed BBQs, limited shade. Bring your own water and prepare accordingly. Dog restrictions may apply because of the penguin colony—check current signage.
Burnie
Burnie Ocean View Caravan Park
253 Bass Hwy, Burnie
Website
(03) 6431-1925
-41.040195, 145.864057
This caravan park and motel complex delivers a solid base for exploring the region.
Accommodation is very flexible — motel rooms, self-contained cabins, powered caravan/Motorhome sites and camping spots.
The setting is tranquil: opposite the sandy shoreline of Cooee Beach, with tree-lined grounds and ocean views.
Somerset
Somerset Beachside Cabin & Caravan Park
115
Bass Hwy, Somerset
Website
(03) 6435-2322
-41.034673, 145.821181
Located on the North-West Coast of Tasmania in the small town of Somerset (just off the Bass Highway between Burnie and Wynyard), this park offers a relaxed, family-run holiday base ideal for exploring the region.
It includes self-contained cabins, powered sites for caravans or RVs, and grassy un-powered camping sites.
Accommodation Options: Pine-lined cabins with kitchen facilities (stove, microwave, fridge, utensils) and a layout suitable for families (double bed + bunk beds + fold-out couch in some units).
Caravan & Camping Sites: Flat, easily accessible powered sites (42+ per listings) with direct access to water and sites good for longer rigs. Grassy, tree-lined un-powered camping area offering some privacy
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
About 4 km from Wynyard town centre, Leisure Ville Holiday Centre is a well-appointed caravan park and cabin resort on Tasmania’s scenic north-west coast.
The park has flat, grassy powered (and unpowered) sites for caravans, motorhomes and tents, plus self-contained cabins and villa-style units.
A heated indoor swimming pool and spa, games room, half-court tennis/basketball, children’s playground and free barbecues provide strong on-site amenities, and is only about 200 metres from an 18-hole golf course.
Beach Retreat Tourist Park
30b Old Bass Hwy, Wynyard
Website
(03) 6442-1998
-40.988682, 145.739102
Located at 30B Old Bass Highway in Wynyard on Tasmania’s scenic North-West Coast, Beach Retreat Tourist Park offers a tranquil, beach-and-river frontage setting that's ideal as a base to explore the region.
It’s a leisurely 10-minute stroll to Wynyard town centre with cafés, take-aways and shops, and right on the beach and river—you can step off the manicured lawns straight onto the sand or riverside.
The park has a variety of accommodation options: concrete-pad powered sites for caravans/motorhomes, grassy tent sites, and self-contained cabins and budget rooms.
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
19375 Bass Hwy, Rocky Cape
(03) 6443-4110
-40.885212, 145.464523
The Rocky Cape Tavern & Caravan Park is a convenient, budget-friendly RV and caravan stop between Wynyard and Stanley on Tasmania’s North-West coast.
It offers both powered and non-powered sites, with basic amenities such as toilets and hot showers.
The site is pet-friendly (dogs allowed) and welcomes self-contained motorhomes, with some complimentary or very low-cost unpowered camping options.
The adjoining tavern/bar offers hearty meals and a relaxed atmosphere, making it easy to unwind after a day of exploring
Crayfish Creek
Crayfish Creek Van & Cabin Park & Spa
20049 Bass Hwy, Crayfish Creek
Website
(03) 6443-4228
-40.858067, 145.398848
Located on the Tasmanian north-west coast between Rocky Cape National Park and the historic township of Stanley, Crayfish Creek Van & Cabin Park & Spa offers a relaxed bush-setting holiday park with a mix of accommodation and camping sites.
There are a wide variety of options: from serviced cabins and “luxury” spa-cabins (including a tree-house style spa unit) to powered/unpowered caravan and tent sites.
Family & pet friendly, with a playground, games room, camp kitchen, BBQ area, and the park is pet-friendly (conditions apply).
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
The Stanley Recreation Ground is set aside just for self-contained RVs and caravans.
The site is a large grassy, flat area facing Tatlows Beach and with views toward The Nut — great scenery.
Approximately 50 sites are available for fully self-contained vans/RVs (i.e., equipped with toilet, shower, grey/black water tanks) only.
Unpowered sites (no electricity supply) but drinking water available. Dump point on site. No toilets or showers.
Short walk into the Stanley town centre and local amenities (cafés, seafood, heritage buildings). Good location for a stopover.
Cost: Approximately AUD $15/night or $70 for a week (check current rates).
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No bookings taken:
Smithton
Riverbreeze Caravan & Cabin Park (Kui Parks)
69-77 Montagu Rd, Smithton
Website
(03) 6452-1181
-40.840633, 145.109651
Nestled on the banks of the Duck River, offering riverside views and a peaceful atmosphere, this park is within walking distance of the town centre.
Grass-powered and unpowered caravan/tent sites, and one- and two-bedroom cabins (self-contained, linen supplied) with river or garden views.
Clean, well-maintained facilities; friendly helpful owner/management; good base for exploring the North West coast of Tasmania including access to nearby towns and attractions.
Montagu
Montagu Park Campground
325 Old Port Road, Montagu
-40.74402, 144.978671
Setting & vibe: A relaxed coastal-camping spot with open grassy sites under Norfolk Pines, just a short walk to the beach and boat ramp; great for fishing, beach walks or just unwinding in nature.
Unpowered sites only (suitable for tents, caravans and camper-trailers) with toilets, BBQ/picnic shelters, drinking water and dogs allowed (on lead) in many cases.
Marrawah
Marrawah Green Point Campground
Beach Rd., Marrawah
-40.909844, 144.679782
Free of charge: there’s no camping fee for the site.
Facilities are basic: unpowered sites only (no power or full hookup), cold outdoor showers, toilets, picnic tables, free electric BBQs.rf-breaks, with superb ocean views and famed west-coast sunsets.
Size & access: small campground—limited number of sites (so getting there early recommended), some of the upper sites have harder access and are less level for larger vans.
Exposed to strong winds (the “Roaring Forties” weather influences), so be prepared for changeable conditions.
Arthur River
Arthur River Cabin & Caravan Park
1239 Arthur River Rd, Arthur River
(03) 6457-1212
-41.035722, 144.673575
This family-owned and operated park provides a comfortable, nature-immersed base for exploring the wild and rugged region.
The park sits on about 6 acres of land adjoining the Arthur‑Pieman Conservation Area, putting you right at the edge of one of Tasmania’s most remote and spectacular coastlines.
A wide range of accommodation options: self-contained cabins (including newly refurbished options), budget cabins, powered & unpowered caravan/tent sites.
Modern amenities block: hot showers, toilets, guest laundry, and cabins features such as fully-equipped kitchens, beds with quality linen, parking at your door.
Sites: powered gravel and grass sites for caravans/camper-trailers, unpowered tent sites available.
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Note: Dining and shopping options nearby are limited; guests are encouraged to bring supplies. Bore water may need to be boiled for safety.
Manuka Campground
Arthur River
0365471225
-41.045175, 144.668065
Located within the Arthur‑Pieman Conservation Area near Arthur River on Tasmania’s north-west coast, Manuka Campground is a well-managed, serviced campground ideal for both tents and caravans.
No powered sites; all sites are unpowered. Cost: From about A$15 per night for 2 adults (as at recent listings) in the serviced section. The area is large, grassy and can handle bigger rigs; some areas may be uneven so choose your spot wisely.
There is water on site (though it must be boiled or treated) and flushing toilet facilities.
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Pets are allowed (on-lead). Maximum of 6 people per site.
Rangers Station Campsite
Rocky Point
-41.048384, 144.668569
The campsite is in the western region of Tasmania (West Coast / Tarkine area) near Arthur River – a remote, natural setting.
Ideal for those seeking a quieter bush-camping experience, away from major holiday-park amenities.
Very small site: “very small, clean toilets and cold showers” are noted. Maximum stay of 72 hours for self-contained campers.
Water supply is bore water and not treated for drinking; signage advises to boil before using.
Prickly wattle campgroundTemma Rd, Arthur River
-41.059827, 144.678076
$ Dogs OK.
Located just south of the little township of Arthur River in north-west Tasmania (on Temma Road within the Arthur‑Pieman Conservation Area), Prickly Wattle Campground offers a remote bush-camp setting with basic facilities.
Grassy/sandy sheltered sites suitable for tents, camper-trailers, caravans and motorhomes, and very basic amenities: pit/long-drop toilets; water supply present but must be boiled or treated before drinking.
Fires permitted (when fire-ban conditions allow). Wood may not be taken from standing trees — only fallen/collected wood is acceptable.
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Some mobile phone coverage may be limited; you’ll want to bring supplies and be self-sufficient.
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