RV Camps and Caravan Parks - The West Coast, Tasmania

Corinna Wilderness Camp Ground & Hotel

Corinna Rd, Corinna

(03) 6446 1170

sales@corinna.com.au
-41.651494 145.077767

Some camping sites are available at Corinna, but are limited and booking is advised. Sites are unpowered and suitable for tents, camper trailers, motorhomes and caravans. Facilities include toilets and showers. Pets are not permitted.

Savage River Overnighter
Western Explorer Rd, Corinna

-41.626639 145.07813

This is a free campground. It is accessible to RVs and camper trailers. Camping in tents is allowed.

Pieman Rd, West Coast
-41.731277 145.135891

This free campground offers swimming. It is accessible to RVs, camper trailers, caravans and big rigs and is dog friendly

Granville Harbour Campground
Farm Track, Granville Harbour

-41.805422 145.028621

This campground offers swimming. It is dog friendly. It is accessible to motorbikes, RVs and camper trailers. Camping in tents is allowed.

Rosebery Caravan Park
Park Rd, Rosebery

-41.776848 145.535083

(03) 6473-1366

info@westcoastcabins.com.au

The Rosebery Cabin & Tourist Park is a great place to base yourself while you explore this diverse area.

Zeehan Bush Camp Campground

1 Hurst St, Zeehan
-41.877877 145.333207

(03) 6471-6633

Bookings@zeehanbushcamp.com.au

Only 3 powered sites available for caravans or RVs , no unpowered options. - booking or calling ahead is a must for these sites. The campground caters to tents and canvas based camping( canvas fold out camper trailers, Swags and the like) and they also have onsite Glamorous Camping (Glamping) and cabins available

Shared amenities block (no additional charges) and coin operated laundry.

All campers have access to our fully equipped camp lounge and kitchen with a wood burning fire place, free gas BBQ and plenty of space to gather with a group of family or friends.

OFFICE HOURS ARE FROM 9.30am to 8.30pm- Camping arrivals after hours not allowed

Trial Harbour camping area
Trial Harbour Rd, Trial Harbour

-41.927237 145.171377

This free campground offers toilets. It is dog friendly. It is accessible to RVs, camper trailers and off road caravans. Camping in tents is allowed. There are options for fully equipped 4WD camping on Great Ocean Beach near Little Henty River

Macquarie Heads Pine Forest Campground
Macquarie Heads Rd, Strahan

-42.218365 145.25394

This free campground is accessible to RVs, camper trailers, caravans big rigs and tents.

Strahan Beach Tourist Park

1 Beach St, Strahan

(03) 6471 7468

Strahan Beach Tourist Park is an affordable, family friendly, cabin and caravan park. The campground is made up of a mixture of grassed or gravel slabbed Powered Sites and Grassed Unpowered Sites. All sites have access to the amenities. If you are traveling with your family pet they are also welcome to stay with you on our camp grounds or in cabins with managers approval.

Strahan Golf Club Campground

(strictly No Fires)

Off Meredith St, Strahan
-42.145969 145.316055

(03) 6471-7242

The Strahan Golf Club has paid facilities for self contained RV parking. To camp at the Golf Club RV's must have their own self contained toilet. Tents are not permitted.

Sites are unpowered. Park in designated sites only. You must take all rubbish with you for disposal. Fires are not permitted. No generators after 9.30pm or before 8am. There is a maximum stay of 7 nights. Pets are permitted but must be restrained and kept quiet. The Golf Club Bar is open from 4pm.

Macquarie Heads Campground
Macquarie Heads, Strahan

-42.220374 145.237249
0407 111 585

(03) 6471 7382

Macquarie Heads Camping Ground offers Bush campsite accommodation 15 klms , 30 minutes drive south west from the township of Strahan, on Tasmania's West Coast The camping ground is located at the Northern end of Macquarie Harbour in Strahan. Access is by travelling along a gravel road where unpowered bush campsites are available for a small daily fee and a caretaker is on site.

The Camping Ground provides good grassed sites next to the Harbour and is suitable for tents, caravans, campervans and motorhomes. A boat ramp, public toilet and dumping point are available. Please carry your own water and firewood. You can have a picnic at the nearby Swan Basin picnic area, walk along the Ocean Beach or go fishing in Macquarie Harbour.

Lakeside Macquarie HarbourCampground
Macquarie Heads Rd, Strahan
-42.210012 145.276719

This free campground offers swimming. It is dog friendly. It is accessible to motorbikes, RVs and camper trailers. Camping in tents is allowed.

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