Caravan Camping Near Queenstown, Tasmania, AU: 12 Best Caravan Parks 2025

Queenstown sets the scene for caravan camping if you want rugged Tasmanian wilderness with a powered site to park up. You’ll find over 80 caravan-friendly campsites here, from the bushy edges of lakes to tucked-away spots near rainforest. Most sites come with water and electricity hook-ups, and many welcome pets. The price range is broad—expect an average of $50 per night, but if you’re flexible, you’ll find options from $20. Keen anglers and hikers rate Cradle Mountain Fishery and Camping (285 reviews) for its trout fishing and easy access to trails. Waratah Alpaca and Pepperberry Farm (9 reviews) is quieter, with paddocks and curious animals for company. After privacy? Patch of Privacy. (5 reviews) keeps things simple and secluded. Wildlife-watchers won’t be disappointed—wallabies and birds are regulars. If you want a straightforward spot to unhitch and unwind, this stretch of Tasmania delivers.

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Top caravan parks

Queenstown sets the scene for caravan camping if you want rugged Tasmanian wilderness with a powered site to park up. You’ll find over 80 caravan-friendly campsites here, from the bushy edges of lakes to tucked-away spots near rainforest. Most sites come with water and electricity hook-ups, and many welcome pets. The price range is broad—expect an average of $50 per night, but if you’re flexible, you’ll find options from $20. Keen anglers and hikers rate Cradle Mountain Fishery and Camping (285 reviews) for its trout fishing and easy access to trails. Waratah Alpaca and Pepperberry Farm (9 reviews) is quieter, with paddocks and curious animals for company. After privacy? Patch of Privacy. (5 reviews) keeps things simple and secluded. Wildlife-watchers won’t be disappointed—wallabies and birds are regulars. If you want a straightforward spot to unhitch and unwind, this stretch of Tasmania delivers.

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Top caravan parks

1. Cradle Mountain Fishery and Camping

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73km from Queenstown · 17 sites · Tents, RVs · Moina, TAS

Camp and fish just a stonesthrow from one of Tasmania's most stunning natural landscapes, Cradle Mountain. Here you'll find nature at its best, just 10 minutes drive from the Cradle Mountain Visitors centre, the perfect base for discovering this magical area. Our campsites are on scenic, levelled areas overlooking the large dam and bushland, with grassed areas ideal for tents and camper-vans, and a portaloo a short walk away. The block is a natural timber and grassland block, with devils, quolls and wombats also residing here. We have one powered site available, and multiple unpowered sites. There is a lovely walking track around the dams periphery. Feed fish from the edge, spot platypus frolicking about, and keep your eye out for Peacocks wandering the property too. Whilst you are welcome to bring your dog with you, please ensure they don't harass the wildlife. A keen fisher fish in our dams for trophy size rainbow brown and brook trout catch and release fees and rules apply

2. Waratah Alpaca and Pepperberry Farm

92%

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70km from Queenstown · 20 sites · Tents, RVs · Waratah, TAS

SELF-CONTAINED RV PADDOCK PARKING SITE ONLY - NO TENTS. Welcome to Waratah Alpaca and Pepperberry Farm in the charming town of Waratah, where nature and history come together on our stunning 20-acre property. Our farm is home to friendly alpacas, playful donkeys, curious goats, and a delightful assortment of chickens and geese. Immerse yourself in the tranquil surroundings as you wander across our scenic property, featuring a serene river and a quaint bridge that leads to 10 acres of fenced pepperberry trees—an ideal spot for camping or leisurely walks. You’ll also have the chance to encounter native wildlife, including pademelons, wallabies, echidnas, and wombats, making this a true nature lover’s paradise. Waratah itself offers breathtaking natural beauty, with picturesque lakes perfect for fishing and a stunning waterfall right in the center of town. Take a refreshing walk to its base or embark on the scenic trek to Philosopher’s Falls, where the magic of the Tasmanian wilderness awaits. Steeped in Australian history, Waratah was home to the first tin mine and the birthplace of electricity in the region. Explore the town’s rich heritage through its historical landmarks and fascinating stories from the past. Please note that there are no restaurants or food options available in Waratah, so be sure to bring your own supplies to ensure you're well-prepared. There is a Farm Shop onsite for a few basics. All self-contained RV's are welcome, and you’re free to pull up anywhere on the property that suits your vehicle, but all campers must be fully self-contained. NOTE: Paddock parking - the paddock varies from even to uneven and ground can be soft in wet weather. Whether you seek adventure, relaxation, or a journey through history, Waratah Alpaca and Pepperberry Farm offers a unique and unforgettable experience. Come and create lasting memories in this idyllic setting ~ Pets welcome!

3. Strahan Beach Tourist Park

21km from Queenstown · 73 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Strahan, TAS

Strahan Beach Tourist Park is an affordable, family friendly, cabin and caravan park, located 1km from the town centre of Strahan and backs onto the picturesque West Strahan Beach. Strahan Beach Tourist Park is an ideal location to base yourself for your West Coast Adventure. All our cabins are self-contained and each have a private entry and car parking at the door. 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.

4. Patch of Privacy.

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3.6km from Queenstown · 2 sites · Tents, RVs · Queenstown, TAS

Gormanston (address provided on booking confirmation) - soaked in history -built for and on mining. What remains is a small and quaint town surrounded by the wild west mountains of Tasmania, the magical Iron Blow, the majestic Lake Burbury, Henty Dunes & Australia's Top Tourism Town 2023, Queenstown. Enjoy our Patch of Privacy. A tranquil space surrounded by rugged wild west mountains of Tasmania. Catering to self-contained campers only; either with their own toilet onboard caravan/ RV, or they bring their own camping toilet. Dump site in Queenstown.

5. Zeehan Golf Course

29km from Queenstown · 5 sites · Tents, RVs · Zeehan, TAS

Nestled in the historic mining town of Zeehan on Tasmania's rugged west coast, the Zeehan Golf Club offers a serene and affordable camping experience for caravans and tents. Guests can park on the club's grounds, with all proceeds supporting the maintenance of the community-run golf course. Access to a toilet and shower is available at an additional $5 which can be paid on site in the box provided. Otherwise please be fully self contained. Situated approximately 140 km southwest of Burnie, Zeehan serves as a gateway to Tasmania's wild west coast. Nearby attractions include the historic Spray Tunnel walk, the West Coast Heritage Centre, and the scenic towns of Strahan and Queenstown.

Stories from the community

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lucy

November 2025

6 m Class B

1 night at Cradle Mountain Fishery and Camping

Lovely quiet campsite right in the heart of nature! Everything you need and very clean. Hosts were lovely, and only 10 mins from cradle mountain. Even had kayaks and boats available for free.

Natalie

November 2025

6 m pop-up camper

With pets

4 nights at Cradle Mountain Fishery and Camping

Fantastic flat campsites, beautifully maintained property with BBQs, fire-places, very clean Portoloos, great views, easy walks for the dog - and excellent hosts! So close to Cradle too. Thanks Scott - we had a ball and we’re definitely looking forward to staying again!

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Fiona

November 2025

17 m travel trailer

With pets

Weekend Trip to Cradle Mountain Fishery and Camping

This is a great Hip-camp, highly recommend staying here. Great little lake, kayaks provided a paddle boat it was great fun and a walking track around the lake. We were only 15 min away from Cradle Mountain with the cost of the stay it was so worth it.

Tara

November 2025

14 m travel trailer

With kids

Weekend Trip to Waratah Alpaca and Pepperberry Farm

We loved it here! The owners are soooooo nice! The kids loved feeding the animals, we were given some eggs, and the girls even got to add to the fairy garden before we left. Wish we could have stayed longer. Check out the farm shop, too..the pepper berry is delish!!!

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Peter

October 2025

15 m travel trailer

1 night at Cradle Mountain Fishery and Camping

We had a lovely overnight stay here. Went fishing & managed my PB which was fun. Scott was very accommodating easy to get on with and very helpful. Yes we will be back.

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Sudesh

October 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Cradle Mountain Fishery and Camping

Scott was very friendly and helping. The property is well maintained and super close to Cradle mountains. So, you are nearly on Cradle monutain. The dam on property is value add to your stay to watch and stroll along.

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Mia

October 2025

5 m Class B

1 night at Cradle Mountain Fishery and Camping

Great location close to cradle mountain, beautiful lake, very private, clean toilets & friendly host!

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nour

October 2025

7 m Class B

2 nights at Cradle Mountain Fishery and Camping

Scott and his wife Linda were lovely and welcoming hosts on their camping and fishing property. Despite the rain, we managed to enjoy a firepit ($25 for a wheel barrow + firelighter) and trout fishing ($65 for 24h with 1 rod and 5 trout pellets on hooks provided - catch and release only). Their pond is heavily stocked with large trout which are very fun to catch on 6LB line! There are clean portaloos and gas BBQ facilities on the property. They even provided us with a bucket of hot soapy water to clean our dishes. Areas to park RVs are on gravel. No potable water, but water can be boiled for 3 mins before drinking. Would definitely stay here again when visiting Cradle Mountain and wanting a more 'off grid' experience. Lovely hospitality 5/5.

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michael

October 2025

5 m Class A

1 night at Cradle Mountain Fishery and Camping

Great set up and would certainly stay again but the weather was absolutely terrible. Scott was welcoming and helpful.

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Kelly

October 2025

4 m Class B

Weekend Trip to Cradle Mountain Fishery and Camping

We loved this camping spot, super easy check in and the fire wood was well worth it, such a great spot and so close to the hikes in cradle mountain.

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Caroline

October 2025

6 m Class A

2 nights at Cradle Mountain Fishery and Camping

Beautiful surroundings. Lots of fire pits available to use. Toilets super clean.

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Morgan

October 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Cradle Mountain Fishery and Camping

Cradle Mountain Fishery and Camping has everything you need and more as a base to explore Cradle Mountain. The property is a beautiful piece of bushland, and the facilities (toilets, bbqs, sites) are well maintained. Scott was very welcoming and eager to assist when I arrived.

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Morgan

September 2025

5 m Class B

1 night at Cradle Mountain Fishery and Camping

Loved the place, the walk around the lake was beautiful in the morning and all the facilities were perfect and clean. We had a great time and is a perfect place to stay when visiting Cradle Mountain. It felt homely and the offer of free WiFi was so appreciated.

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Candice

September 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Cradle Mountain Fishery and Camping

Had a spontaneous night at this campsite but we enjoyed it. Host was accomodating and the view was amazing. Too bad we bad to leave early for the cradle mountain.

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Blake

August 2025

6 m pop-up camper

Group trip

Weekend Trip to Cradle Mountain Fishery and Camping

What a bloody gem of a place. I strongly recomend this place to anyone visiting the area even if youre not into fishing. This property is so well equipped with BBQ's and bins around the different sites, the porta loos are so well maintained and actually smell nice inside. The host Scott is a lovely bloke. One evening was not enough time in this location. I will be returning!

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Kanok-on

July 2025

9 m Class B

1 night at Cradle Mountain Fishery and Camping

We arrived there very late but the owner still waiting for us. He was very nice and gave us warm welcome. We have got good spot for our campervan which had unforgettable view.

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Micayla

June 2025

3 m Class B

Weekend Trip to Cradle Mountain Fishery and Camping

This place was absolutely stunning! Scott was so welcoming, I ended up staying an extra night because I enjoyed it so much!

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Rebecca

June 2025

6 m Class B

2 nights at Cradle Mountain Fishery and Camping

Loved our stay. Beautiful scenery and lovely fishing !

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Belinda

June 2025

5 m Class B

With kids

Weekend Trip to Cradle Mountain Fishery and Camping

Scott was friendly, easy to communicate with and helpful. We loved the big lake and the swing chair to sit on to relax and look out for platypus’s. It was quiet and peaceful and we would have taken the boat out in the lake if the weather had of been better. The BBQs around were very handy and the portaloos were clean. Great stay, thanks for having us Scott ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️

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Sabina

May 2025

5 m Class B

1 night at Cradle Mountain Fishery and Camping

I arrived after dark and was greeted by the host, who was lovely and so helpful with all directions on where to camp and a little about the site. Camping in off-season meant there was a few spots available and I was able to get a beautiful spot adjacent to the lake, which was absolutely stunning to wake up to. The facilities were clean and easy to get to, and the location was about 15mins from the Cradle Mountain tourist hub. There wasn’t any reception bars with Optus however I did forget to ask if there was any wifi, but it was also great to disconnect for the evening and just sit under the amazing view of the stars. Definitely would camp again!!