Robin Cartledge's Tasmanian Travel Guide

  The Facts The information, below, has been gleaned from the North Midlands Council website.  Tree carvings at The Red Bridge, Campbell Town   The Northern Midlands offers a range of Self-Contained Vehicle friendly sites for self contained RVs and caravans at Bishopsbourne, Campbell Town, Cressy, Evandale and Honeysuckle Banks. Self contained vehicles only The sites listed below are strictly self-contained which means that: All shower, washing, toilet, cooking, and sleeping must be contained WITHIN YOUR VEHICLE.  No grey or black water, or other liquid is to be let out onto the ground, around trees, or into the river. Camping Permit These areas all REQUIRE a camping permit, which can be obtained by clicking here or you can call Council on (03) 6397 7303 for further information.   your permit number will be emailed to you immediately and you simply write your permit number on a piece of paper and display it on your dashboard. ...

Evandale Evandale Fall Park   corner of Logan Road & Huxables Lane, Evandale   -41.571337, 147.254358 If you’re touring Tasmania in a self-contained RV and need a free stop near Launceston,    Falls Park Reserve in Evandale offers a solid option — arrange the permit ahead, arrive Monday-Friday, stay up to 48 h, and respect the rules.   Must obtain a permit in advance or on arrival via the local council ( https://northernmidlands.tas.gov.au )   Time limits / days: Maximum stay of 48 hours. Available Monday to Friday only . You must vacate by 10 am Saturday.   Honeysuckle Banks   (Nov-Apr) 356 Leighlands Rd.,  Evandale Free - Permit Required     Honeysuckle Banks RV Camp is a scenic riverside camping spot in Tasmania that offers a tranquil setting ideal for RVs, caravans and camper-trailers visiting the region.    Situated on the banks of the river near the historic township of Evandale, it ...