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If you're planning a camping or caravanning trip to Hobart and the South, you're in for a treat. This region offers a diverse range of experiences, from rugged coastlines to rolling hills and scenic countryside. As you start planning your journey, it's helpful to consider what type of camping or caravanning experience you're after. Are you looking for a secluded spot to relax and unwind, or a base to explore the local attractions?
The listings below will help you find the perfect spot to set up camp, with a variety of options to suit different needs and preferences. You can browse through a range of camping and caravan parks, each offering its own unique character and amenities. To get started, take a look at the map and listings below, where you'll find organised information on locations, facilities, and more. Browse the map to see the layout of the area and find the best spot for your stay. Then, scroll through the list of options to read reviews, check availability, and find your ideal camping or caravanning spot in Hobart and the South.
Experience Oz
Tiaki Promise
InsureandGo
Maui
Britz
Apollo CamperVans
Camplify
Qld Music Trails
Tourism Noosa
Tourism Northern Territory
Tourism Western Australia
Lovely quiet stay here last night Julie made us very welcome, and gave us a few pointers anout what to visit in the area
Paid Campsites•Hobart and the South
Just what we needed for a stop over on our way back to Hobart. We were able to fill our water tank and there were even powered sites available for those who needed it. The toilets are a few minutes walk over the road but they were clean enough, can’t expect much more for a free site. 5 minute walk to the Huntington Tavern which did exceptional steak and ribs!
3 more photosThe non powered sites are along the river bank. The powered are all together as you come in. It's a simple and peaceful setting where you can see platypus, spotted quills, pademelons, echidnas, glow worms and lots of birds. Close to national Park office which includes cooked food sitting the day.
This walk leaves from the visitor centre and was super easy. The falls are incredible, much better than we anticipated. It’s wheelchair and family friendly so we worth the look.
Free Campsites•Hobart and the South
Paid Campsites•Hobart and the South
