Lakeside camping in West Coast Tasmania

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Cradle Mountain Fishery and Camping

7 sites · RVs, Tents50 acres · 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? Throw a line in at our other dam and catch your dinner! Nothing beats fresh fish, that you caught yourself, cooked on a campfire.
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AU$30
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Little Gem Campground

1 site · RV, Tent1 acre · Gormanston, TAS
Little Gem Campground in Gormanston Tasmania is a small but beautiful 1/4 acre of bush. There is the gorgeous bubbling Linda Creek head waters on your left as you enter the property. It feels so much bigger with no fences and bush on two sides. Pets are welcome, but please remember there are no fences and all pet waste needs to be taken away. The property is only suitable for self contained campers as there are no facilities. There is a public dump point opposite the intersection of Bent St and Lyell HWY Queenstown. There are many attractions near by, such as: - 10min drive to Queenstown - Iron Blow Lookout 2km away - Only 7min to the stunning Lake Burbury - 12min to Thureau Hills concrete boat ramp on Lake Burbury - 4.8km to the famous Mt Owen MTB Trails As the property is mostly bush, there is nowhere for large vehicles to turn around, so it is best in that case to back in.
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AU$25
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The Farm Cradle Country

18 sites · RVs, Tents85 acres · Staverton, TAS
** Seasonal Closure May 2024 - July 2024 ** Set high up in the mountains of cradle country at a 540m elevation, our beautiful farm is peaceful and picturesque. The majestic presence of Mt Roland, Mt Van Dyke, Mt Claude and Black Bluff can be seen from various parts of our property with a stunning valley view sitting pretty at the rear of our plateau paddocks. Nestled in the heart of North West Tasmania with camping close to Cradle Mountain only a 35 minute picturesque drive, 15 min from Sheffield the town of Murals, 5 min to Lake Barrington perfect for swimming, rowing, water skiing, power boating and canoeing, 5 mins to Tasmazia with its model villages and endless mazes to occupy the kids along with many walks and natural Tasmanian attractions close by. Campfires permitted in designated area within the main campground when restrictions aren't in place. Firewood available. No amenities on site you must bring your own camping toilet and water. ** NO Dogs allowed on property as this is a working farm** Check us out on Instagram @thefarmcradle
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AU$15
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Ravens Nest Tasmania

9 sites · RVs, TentsOuse, TAS
A small farm in the beautiful Central Highlands of Tasmania, near the best fishing spots in the country. We are on the Lyell Highway, halfway between the west coast and Hobart. Come and stay for a day or two. Enjoy clean air, wildlife and our farm animals. Help feed them if you like.Enjoy the quiet life in Tasmania. Go for day drives and be back at night. Launceston is only just over 2 hours drive. Or just sit under the trees and let life pass you by. We came here and never left.Dog friendly but dogs must be kept under control. Campers need their own amenities as there is no toilet or shower. Closest public toilets are at Wayatinah Village, about 10 kms away, where there is also a pub where you can get meals at night and a general store/post office/fuel outlet that is open for a couple of hours each day.
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Hill Top Farm Meander Tasmania

14 sites · RVs, Tents200 acres · Meander, TAS
At Hill Top Farm Meander we run beef cattle and five working draught horses. Our property boasts commanding views of Huntsman lake , the Great Western Tiers and Meander Valley. The surrounding mountains create a dramatic backdrop for Hill Top Farm. Our farm displays an abundance of natural beauty, with crystal clear springs and a diversity of mature and rare forest timbers. There are numerous well known walks to do nearby, Meander Falls, Mother Cummings Peak and Smoko Falls to name a few. Huntsman Lake is a great favourite of fly fishermen and kayakers alike, there is also a very pleasant picnic grounds there, swimming hole and boat ramp. The village of Meander is 4 kms away offering a wonderful cafe , where the staff are friendly and the hamburgers , coffee and cakes are fantastic. As we have no facilities on our farm yet, so we ask that all campers must be fully self contained, with their own toilet , water and power.
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AU$30
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The Rocky End

1 site · Tent1 acre · Breona, TAS
Pitch a tent or bring 4x4 camper and enjoy the serenity of Breona. The campsite offers unspoilt views of Little Bay on the Great Lake. There is excellent Trout fishing just a stones throw away with plenty of beautiful bush walks surrounding the area. We welcome self sufficient and eco friendly as you’ll be surrounded by Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. Guests must have their own toilet/shower facilities and take all waste and rubbish with them on departure- leave no trace. We are 30 minutes from Deloraine and 20 mins from Miena. There is plenty to see and do in this beautiful location. Campfires are allowed if restrictions permit, please use the area available. Sorry, no pets.
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Lakeside camping in West Coast Tasmania guide

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Looking for the perfect camping experience in West Coast Tasmania? Look no further than Hipcamp. With over 85 options specifically tailored to lake lovers like you, you're sure to find your dream campsite. And with prices starting as low as $10 per night, you can enjoy the beauty of the West Coast without breaking the bank. Check out our top campsites, like Hill Top Farm Meander Tasmania (112 reviews), Cradle Mountain Fishery and Camping (108 reviews), and The Farm Cradle Country (91 reviews), to see why they're so highly recommended. Plus, with popular facilities like cooking equipment, pet-friendly sites, and campfires, you'll have everything you need for a memorable stay. Whether you're into paddling, exploring historic sites, or fishing, West Coast Tasmania has it all. Book your perfect lake camping adventure with Hipcamp today!

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