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 11 Guidebook.

Nature lovers will adore Moulting Bay Camping Area, TAS

11 June, 2018

Whether you have a tiny caravan or a huge big rig this campsite has space for everyone. The shade is great and it is close to Georges Bay which a great place to fish or go for a stroll. If you want to see Tasmanian birds and wildlife, Humbug Point is located on the northern side of Georges Bay where you can enjoy nature by going bushwalking, swimming and paddling. Where: 8 km North East of St Helens.Pet Friendly: YesToilets: YesShade: YesShower: NoWater: YesFire: YesCaravan and Big Rig: YesMobile Reception: YesMaximum Stay: 1 monthDirections: Access to camp site via Binalong Bay Road. Turn East off route C850 after 7 km and

Not for big rigs: Scamander Forest Reserve (Trout Creek)

11 June, 2018

Scamander Reserve is popular, with good reason, so try to arrive early if you are travelling during holiday periods or on the weekend. Recreational activities are king here on the lovely Scamander River where you can find bream, trout and occasionally cocky, salmon, trevalla and mullet. The campsite has toilets, shade, water, BBQs, mobile reception and a resident eel, plus it is pet friendly. Bring your mossie repellant, fishing gear or kayak and firewood! This pretty spot is located between St Helens and St Mary’s on the Tasmanian east coast. Make sure you travel there from Beaumaris, it is 11