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RV Camps and Caravan Parks - Tamar Valley

 

George Town

RV Overnight Rest Area @ Visitors Centre
92-96 Main Road, George Town
Tasmania, 7253.
Tel: 03 6382 1700.
Email: info@georgetown.net.au


This paid campground offers drinking water and a dump point. It is dog friendly. It is accessible to RVs. You can stay here for up to 24 hours. You must be fully self-contained. You must book in advance.

Low Head Tourist Park
136 Low Head Rd, Low Head TAS
(03) 6382 1573
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East Beach Tourist Park
40 Gunn Pde, Low Head, Tasmania
(03) 6382-1000
infoeastbeachtouristpark@gmail.com

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Beaconsfield

Grubb St Recreation Ground Campground
(5pm To 9am Only)
Grubb St. Beaconsfield, Tasmania

This campground offers toilets, a dump point and is accessible to fully self-contained RVs and caravans. You can stay here for up to 24 hours.

Beauty Point

Beauty Point Tourist Park
36 West Arm Road Beauty Point
(03) 6383 4536

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Beauty Point, Tasmania is the ideal central location to explore all the Tamar Valley, Launceston and north has to offer.

Beauty Point Tourist Park is situated on seven picturesque acres of land and is surrounded on both sides by the pristine waters of the beautiful Tamar River. Enjoy all the recreational activities that staying this close to the water offers.

 

Exeter

Exeter Pub
Self Contained Overnight
122 Main Road, Exeter, Tasmania
(03) 6394 4216

Overnight camping permitted in self-contained RV's only. Camping is free with the purchase of meals/drinks at the pub.

Please register with staff before setting up camp.

 

Legana

Launceston Holiday Park
711 West Tamar Hwy Legana
41°22’26S 147°3’2E

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The Launceston Holiday Park Legana has a number of accommodation types to suit your budget, ranging from powered caravan/camper sites right up to deluxe spa cabins.

The park is situated on 8 acres of leafy parkland in Legana, around 10km North West of Launceston.

Ammenities include f ree gas BBQ & hotplates, Camp kitchen area including fridge, microwave, toaster, kettle, Games room, Coin operated laundry, Tourist information, Toilet & shower block, RV dumping station and Kiosk for basic essential purchases.


York Town

Watermill Cottage Campground
30 Bowens Road
York Town
0417 151 153

Watermill Cottage Campground, York Town, TAS - $10, no amenities, except spring water.

Must be self-contained, but this includes porta-potti and shower tent, 2-3 bars Telstra and good TV reception. There is an enclosed eating area with fridge and a couple of communal fire pits

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Kelso

BIG4 Kelso Sands Holiday and Native Wildlife Park
86 Paranaple Road, Kelso

Just one hour drive from Launceston airport, 40 minutes from Launceston or 55 minutes drive from the Spirit of Tasmania through picturesque countryside bordering Narawntrapu National Park, this park contains both cabins & powered sites with a large play area with volleyball & soccer field and basketball for the older kids - sandpits and swings for the younger ones

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