Camping in Southern Tasmania comes with plenty of choice. You can roll into a well-equipped caravan or holiday park close to Hobart, or point the bonnet south and wake up beside rivers, beaches and deep bush.
The beauty here is how close it all is, comfort, culture and proper wilderness, often within the same trip.
Discover family-friendly parks with hot showers and camp kitchens to simple coastal and forest camps where nature sets the pace, Southern Tasmania suits travellers who like flexibility, fresh air and a slower rhythm.
Camping across Southern Tasmania
Southern Tasmania is made for easy road trips. Distances are short, scenery changes quickly and caravan, holiday parks and camp grounds often double as handy bases for exploring nearby regions. Spend the day wandering Bruny Island, the Huon Valley or the Channel, then head back to camp for a quiet night and a decent feed.
Staying in local parks often brings more than just a place to sleep. Many are family-run, connected to working farms or small communities, and happy to point you towards local produce, swimming spots or a good bakery.
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Hobart and Beyond Editorial Team
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