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The best glamping sites in Rocky Cape National Park, TAS
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Discover Rocky Cape National Park's rugged beauty and rich Aboriginal heritage.
Top-rated campsites near Rocky Cape National Park
Crayfish Creek Van and Cabin Park
1. Crayfish Creek Van and Cabin Park
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12km from Rocky Cape National Park · 14 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Crayfish Creek is an ideal central base to explore Tasmania's northwest region. Enjoy the beaches, discover shell coves, creeks and forest reserves, all just a short stroll away. Try your hand at fishing or plan a bushwalk in the Rocky Cape National Park. The quaint town of Stanley is nearby where you can take a chairlift ride up The Nut, a volcanic plug discovered by explorers Bass and Flinders in 1798, or visit the Stanley Discovery Museum and
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🐞🌿 Ladybug Camping 🌿🐞
2. 🐞🌿 Ladybug Camping 🌿🐞
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23km from Rocky Cape National Park · 8 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Ladybug Camping 🐞 is a private campground offering a serene and immersive escape in Oldina, North West Tasmania 🌿. Set within a sheltered valley among towering Silver wattle, Man ferns and Blackwood trees, our 50-acre bushland retreat features three private waterfalls and a babbling creek that winds through the property—perfect for families, couples, and groups seeking peace, privacy, and connection with nature.
The naturally protected valley shields guests from wind, creating comfortable camping conditions year-round. Wildlife encounters are common, with platypus gliding through the creek, Tasmania’s giant freshwater crayfish hiding beneath the rocks, pademelons grazing at dusk, and abundant birdlife throughout the day 🦆.
Our spacious, private campsites cater to all camping styles. Some sites are self-contained, while others are tent-only for a more immersive bush experience. We offer sites ideal for caravans, campervans, rooftop tents, and group bookings, alongside more secluded sites perfect for couples and solo travellers. A well-maintained toilet is available for guest comfort.
Each campsite includes a picnic table and fire pit—ideal for outdoor meals, cozy fireside evenings, and stargazing under Tasmania’s clear night skies ✨. Some sites enjoy direct or near-direct access to waterfalls and swimming holes, including our popular Falls Edge site just metres from the cascades. Others sit peacefully beside the creek, offering tranquil water views—every site has its own unique charm.
Guests can explore short walking tracks, swim in pristine creek pools, or simply relax in the quiet beauty of the Tasmanian bush. We are also perfectly located for nearby adventures, including Table Cape Tulip Farm (seasonal), Dip Falls and Big Tree Reserve, Boat Harbour Beach, and the cafés, markets, and farm gates of Wynyard 🚗.
Choose from a range of unique camping experiences, including sites with outdoor cinema, ambient lighting, tree swings, and vintage vans for gear-free glamping. With tent, caravan, campervan, rooftop tent, group, and pet-friendly options available, Ladybug Camping offers something for every style of camping in Tasmania 🏕️.
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AU$188
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Arion Park, Campsite, YOLLA NW TAS
3. Arion Park, Campsite, YOLLA NW TAS
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31km from Rocky Cape National Park · 17 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Arion Park – A Unique Farmstay Experience in Yolla, Tasmania
Escape to the peace and beauty of Arion Park, a 55-acre working farm nestled in the lush green hills of Yolla, North West Tasmania. Our Hipcamp offers a unique opportunity to stay amongst friendly farm animals, wide open paddocks, and fresh country air – all just a short drive from Burnie and Boat Harbour Beach.
Set up camp in a quiet, grassy paddock surrounded by Clydesdale horses, Highland cows, alpacas, goats, sheep, chickens, and abundant local wildlife. Whether you’re in a tent, camper, or self-contained caravan, our sites are flat, spacious, and family-friendly, offering plenty of room to relax and reconnect with nature.
Guests are welcome to wander the farm, meet our animals, and soak in the peaceful rural setting. You may spot wallabies at dusk, hear owls at night, or watch the Clydesdales grazing at sunrise. Kids especially love getting involved at feeding time or saying hello to the curious goats and chickens.
Facilities are simple but clean and include a toilet, water, firepits (seasonal use), and waste bins. Our property is pet-friendly with prior approval – dogs must be on a lead at all times due to livestock.
You’ll also find a small farmgate stall on-site selling fresh eggs, seasonal produce, flowers, seedlings, and animal manure for the garden. Depending on the time of year, we occasionally offer horse grooming demos or educational farm experiences – just ask what’s happening during your stay!
Arion Park is perfect for:
🌾 Nature lovers and families
🐴 Animal interactions and horse enthusiasts
🔥 Peaceful fireside nights under the stars
🚐 Self-contained campers looking for space and serenity
🌿 A base to explore the best of NW Tasmania
Come enjoy life at a slower pace, breathe in the fresh country air, and make unforgettable memories with your loved ones. We can’t wait to welcome you to Arion Park.
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AU$424
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Smithton Tourist Park
4. Smithton Tourist Park
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36km from Rocky Cape National Park · 70 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Nestled along the serene banks of the Duck River in Smithton, Tasmania, Smithton Tourist Park offers a peaceful retreat amidst lush gardens and vibrant birdlife. As the westernmost park with powered sites and full amenities on Tasmania's North West coast, it’s the perfect base to explore the natural beauty and attractions of the region.
Accommodation options cater to all kinds of travellers, from spacious grassed powered and unpowered sites to clean, comfortable cabins with views of the river or surrounding gardens. Guests have access to ensuite-style amenities, a fully equipped camp kitchen, laundry facilities, and relaxing riverside BBQ areas.
The park fosters a friendly, social atmosphere with a daily happy hour on the deck overlooking the river—an ideal place to unwind after a day of exploring. It’s also pet-friendly, so your furry companions are more than welcome to join the adventure.
Just a short walk from Smithton’s town centre and local golf club, and around 130 km from Devonport and the Spirit of Tasmania ferry terminal, Smithton Tourist Park combines convenience with tranquillity. Whether you’re stopping in for a night or staying longer to soak up the scenery, you’ll feel right at home here.
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AU$156
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Wobbly Gate Estate
5. Wobbly Gate Estate
32km from Rocky Cape National Park · 1 site
Welcome to Wobbly Gate Estate! This is glamping with a side of real camping in the Tasmanian bush. Goats and sheep will stroll around and you have over 20 acres all to yourself to explore. We're located up a gravel road on the northwest coast, you won't find any other tourists here. Soak in the woodfired tub, under the blackwood tree. Cosy up to the wood fire, roasting marshmallows in your star Gazer yurt. A comfy queen bed and a backyard of adventure, it's a Tasmanian version of luxury camping.
Our Yurt location is known as The Top Paddock - A Little Inside Information:
Well in my opinion (and a few others) I am Living The Dream!
I started living here permanently seven years ago, most of the property's out dwellings and the Cabin is built from recycled, reclaimed materials or been handed down.
I am fully off the grid and in the process of trying to become self-sufficient.
The water is pumped from a springfed dam and mostly gravity-ed.
It's a little like McDonald's Farm, an array of birds and animals.
There's an orchard, hothouse and a Raspberry patch which may be my favourite spot when they're fruiting.
It really is an amazing lifestyle, peaceful, relaxing and rewarding.
You should come see for yourself 😉
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Alice Beside The Sea
6. Alice Beside The Sea
76km from Rocky Cape National Park · 3 sites
Large studio apartment, 1 km from the Spirit of Tasmania.
1 x QUEEN BED, en-suite bathroom, 50" Smart TV. Free Netflix. Kitchen, full size fridge. private facilities, lounge suite + 1 rocker recliner, kitchen table & chairs. patio with BBQ and outdoor setting, opens onto large lawn and gardens, take a stroll to the beach across the road.
The space
Free Wi-Fi. 50 " Smart TV. Free Netflix.
Guest access
Relax in the garden and watch the ships arrive and depart.
Or have breakfast on your private patio listening to the sound of the waves.
Registration number
Exempt: This listing falls under Section 12 of the Land Use Planning and Approvals Act 1993
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AU$218
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Cradle Gateway Chalets
7. Cradle Gateway Chalets
79km from Rocky Cape National Park · 5 sites
Cradle Gateway Chalets, nestled in the picturesque town of Moina, Tasmania, offers visitors a serene retreat with easy access to stunning local attractions. Just a stone's throw away, the iconic Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park beckons nature lovers with its breathtaking landscapes, hiking trails, and diverse wildlife. Explore the famous Overland Track or take a leisurely stroll around Dove Lake, where the views of Cradle Mountain are simply mesmerising.
For those seeking adventure, the nearby Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area offers a wealth of outdoor activities, including mountain biking, birdwatching, and scenic drives through lush forests. The charming town of Moina itself is a perfect base for exploring the area's rich history and natural beauty. Don’t miss the chance to visit the local waterfalls, such as the enchanting Hellyer Gorge.
For a unique experience, check out the nearby Hellyer Distillery, where you can sample fine local whiskies and learn about the distillation process. With its tranquil environment and proximity to these attractions, Cradle Gateway Chalets is the ideal spot for anyone looking to immerse themselves in Tasmania’s breathtaking scenery and rich cultural heritage. Whether you’re seeking relaxation or adventure, Moina has something for everyone.
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Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Rocky Cape National Park adventure.
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Stuart
2 weeks ago
Weekend Trip to 🐞🌿 Ladybug Camping 🌿🐞
Ladybug is the most tranquil, peaceful campgrounds we have ever experienced.
The campsites are secluded and separated by enough space to make you feel as you are the only people staying there.
Peter & Kim are the most friendly host who can't do enough for you. If you wish to reset your inner-clock we cannot suggest or recommend a better place to do it then Ladybug Camping
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Amber
January 2026
With kids
We loved staying here soooo much! Our little kids loved exploring and seeing all the animals and flowers! It is absolutely stunning and such an inspiring spot. The cottage is curated with the most perfect vintage touches and the beds were so cozy they even had heaters on the beds!
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Claire
January 2026
With pets
Easy check in. Clean and tidy areas. Nice and quiet. Friendly people.
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Georgia
December 2025
1 night at Smithton Tourist Park
Stayed in the basic cabin for a night. It had everything I needed and was very clean and quiet. The staff were welcoming and have me a run down of the amenities.
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George
December 2025
With kids
We had a great time camping at Ladybugs for two nights. The spacious, private campsites are amongst the trees and near the creek. It is very relaxing to experience nature here, and listen to the amazing native birds.
Peter and Kim have done a great job setting all this up so well. We really appreciated that they are so friendly and helpful.
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edward
December 2025
Group trip
Have a great experience here. Very beautiful, spacious and convenient camp site. Personally I like campsite 3 the most. There is waterfall just right beside us, and you can hear the water sound. And the owner is really kind and helpful ! !. It is recommended place even for beginner camper who never done camping before.
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Sahba
June 2025
Tent
With pets
We had a lovely stay at this quaint campsite. It’s clear the hosts have put a lot of care into creating a welcoming space — from the tin of marshmallows and card games, to the fairy lights strung up around the site that gave it a magical feel in the evening.
The firewood bundle we purchased was generous (definitely good value), and it made for a great night around the campfire. The hosts checked in on us just enough to make sure we had what we needed without intruding — really appreciated that balance.
A perfect little spot to slow down, unwind, and enjoy nature with a few thoughtful touches that made it feel extra special. Would definitely come back.
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Ethan
May 2025
Tent
Great location plenty of wildlife and a fantastic view will be back
See moreReviews for Rocky Cape National Park Campgrounds
96%
35 Ratings · 18 reviews
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· March 2026
Beautiful!!!!
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Jess B.
2 reviews
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· March 2026
Like a lot of places along the north coast of Tasmania there are amazing views from the lighthouse in Rocky Cape National Park. A lovely place to spend a few hours.
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Maria Q.
4 reviews
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· March 2026
Great spot to explore
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Simon W.
2 reviews
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· February 2026
Amazing
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Dina T.
2 reviews
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· February 2026
Beautiful location lots to see and do!
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Georgia M.
7 reviews
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· February 2026
A perfect day walk.
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Alison O.
1 month on Hipcamp
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· February 2026
Off the track via sisters beach - awesome
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Wendy O.
2 reviews
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· January 2026
Beautifull.
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Aneka M.
4 reviews
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· January 2026
Great park
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Tim S.
2 reviews
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· October 2025
Great walk with caves and orchids!
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Fin W.
2 reviews
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· May 2025
Great area to explore
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Anne C.
2 reviews
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· April 2025
Explore, Enjoy. We did :-)
What an amazing place to visit!
Good access road with only a few kilometres of well maintained gravel road.
The rocky cliffs meet Bass Strait dramatically with gorgeous beaches filling the void between the lines of rocky protrusions.
The rich Indigenous history adds an extra dimension to the experience.
Enjoyable short walks cap off this fabulous experience.
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David M.
4 reviews
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· April 2025
Good hiking
Good hiking at Sisters Beach.
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Wendy R.
2 reviews
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· April 2025
Fantastic coastal and hill walks
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Herb P.
3 reviews
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· April 2025
Had fun exploring
Walks were interesting. It was heaps of fun exploring the beach and surrounds.
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Karyn F.
2 reviews
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· March 2025
Fantastic views and walk
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Julie W.
3 reviews
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· March 2025
Great park
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Bryan D.
5 reviews
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· January 2025
Was good
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Trent W.
5 reviews
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