Free camping sites in Tasmania

Tasmania is a land of stunning coastline, flourishing wildlife, rich convict heritage and small friendly towns. There is plenty to see and travelling to your various destinations is an experience in itself with scenic views almost everywhere you go. If you are travelling on a budget you can find some good free campsites scattered throughout the state.

To make it easier for you we have included a few below – enjoy your travels and make sure you get enough rest along the way. Discover more great camp sites with our App and comprehensive Camps Guidebooks.

Scrubby Creek Rest Area FREE CAMP (Julie) Bega region NSW

Free camps across Australia – including a coastline you thought didn’t have any!

Scrubby Creek Rest Area FREE CAMP (Julie) Bega,NSW Here’s a tip! If you want to SAVE $$$ on your next camping holiday, add in some nights that you can camp for free or for a donation! Like us, I know many of you, love a freedom camp! Most of the campgrounds in this latest news are pet friendly, like Scrubby Creek where I chatted to Julie on a very popular coast road trip. PEACE OUT Peace Gorge at Meekatharra, WA is a pet friendly free camp, close to town and has history … 7 SOUTH COAST GEMS Who said you

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Mayfield Bay, Tasmania

Freedom Camp of the Month – Mayfield Bay Tasmania

Our GoRV Freedom Camp of the Month is Mayfield Bay, located on the east coast of Tasmania. Camps Australia Wide nominates this special site as one of the best freedom camps in Tasmania! Update:  Mayfield Bay is now Site 62 in Camps 12. Read all about it here. Find more destinations throughout Australia in the CAMPS 12 guide books, CAMPS Pendium boxed set and FREE updated CAMPS AUSTRALIA WIDE App.

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Buckety Plain, Victoria

10 camps that don’t cost you a cent!

Boy, have we seen some awesome free camps lately! Although we’ve based ourselves at Dinner Plain- we’ve had epic drives through the Victorian High Country. (You can check out the chalet here, there is room to park up a van out the front. But don’t take one up in winter!) One thing up here, free camps are plentiful. Buckety Plain (pictured), Raspberry Hill and Langfords West are a winning free camp trifecta in the Alpine National Park – east of Falls Creek. That is, if you love the Aussie bush, hiking and escaping the heat. PRETTY PRITCHARDS CAMPGROUND This beautiful

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Cooee Point Burnie TAS

Freedom Camp of the Month: Cooee Point Reserve

Our GoRV Freedom Camp of the Month is Cooee Point Reserve in Tasmania. Read the full article here. Please note the correction: you can see views to 180 metre high plateau, Table Cape, Wynyard (we visited the lighthouse and flower farm there) not The Nut at Stanley. Although those views are magnificent, too!  

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Liffey Tasmania

Free camp at Liffey Falls, Tasmania

Tasmania has so many romantic locations! We loved our walk to Liffey Falls, with a pretty free camp, a donation camp nearby and a new farmstay in the area! Firstly, I have to say on our drive to Liffey Falls  in the Great Western Tiers, you come across the BEST views like the one above… Liffey Falls includes not just one waterfall – but four: Alexandra Falls, Hopetoun Falls, Albert Falls and Victoria Falls (known as “Liffey Falls”). We took the shorter walk from the top carpark (a day use area only). There’s shelters, information boards, picnic and barbecue facilities at the carpark. https://youtu.be/Isc7dQdEFSM

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Travellers @seaustravl had three incredible days at pet friendly, free camp Cosy Corner North

5 FREE oceanside camps near Binalong, in Tasmania’s breathtaking Bay of Fires

Travellers @seaustravl had three incredible days at pet friendly, free camp Cosy Corner North A colourful camping mecca, add The Bay of Fires to your itinerary!  Just north of beautiful Binalong, not far from St Helens on the east coast of Tasmania, you’ll find 5 stunning beach camps, one after another! All free, and located in the well known Bay of Fires Conservation Area.  https://youtu.be/OSyGR25ihXM We marvelled at the views, some campers had snaffled up pure oceanfront sites on little coves. Others were only metres from beach paths, with good facilities. In all of the locations, there’s fishing and swimming, you would be lulled

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CAMPS Tips on Touring Tasmania

Tips on Touring Tasmania

Ezra from the UK, is touring Tasmania – and hiring a motorhome for a week’s camping. He said places are booking out already, and was hoping for some advice…  Now, we’re just back from Tasmania and it is no surprise bookings are busy. Especially around that time. We had trouble, too – but there was still room in free camps. Now to ‘Camping 101’ tips! Firstly – here is our latest article that is perfect for you. I would recommend choosing one corner of Tasmania (depending on where you fly into Tasmania), otherwise in a week you’ll spend a lot

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