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Free Camps In Tasmania are still in abundance although we were told lots of free camps had closed. We stayed at 23 Free & Low
June 11, 2020
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Free Camps In Tasmania are still in abundance although we were told lots of free camps had closed. We stayed at 23 Free & Low
Oatlands is the place we chose to catch up with our mates at Not Grey Nomads. Another travelling couple in there 40’s, who like us,
Campbell Town has a lovely camp called Blackburn Park Rest Area. Set next to the Elizabeth river with local tourist attraction “The Red Bridge”. It’s
This Berry Patch was so good we stayed twice 😀 Located only 15 minutes from the Spirit of Tasmania this is a perfect first or
NOTE: We had a message from Central Coast Council, Tasmania, stating that this camp is closed for site rehabilitation. Depending on the weather, it will
Cooee Point is a great place to camp by the ocean and is conveniently located just outside Burnie. Cooee Point Camping Any size rig will
Tall Timbers is a camp many people had recommended on our journey around Tassie. After our stop in Arthur River we decided to give it
Our stop at Arthur River was at the low cost Manuka Campground. This camp is close to The Arthur River cruises, The Edge of the
Queenstown Football Ground is located in the heart of Queenstown so you can walk in to town or & to the famous the steam train
Derwent Bridge Wilderness Hotel has a large parking area out the front that is suitable for many rigs of every size. This is a great
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