Romantic caravan camping near Devonport

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97% (224 reviews)
97% (224 reviews)

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2 top caravan sites near Devonport

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Duckbill Banks Camp & Hot Tub

9 sites · RVs35 acres · Osmaston, TAS
Conveniently located between Launceston and Devonport, Buckbill Banks Camping offers a beautiful, level camping area overlooking Quamby Brook Creek. The 35-acre property offers views of Quamby Bluff, and various options to explore and relax. Find yourself a nice quiet spot, where you can enjoy peace and quiet. Although we take several bookings at once, you are guaranteed a secluded nook, there is plenty of space. There is a wood fired hot tub beside the creek, which all campers have access to. Imagine star gazing from the hot tub of an evening, or enjoying a morning soak whilst keeping your eyes peeled for the resident platypus in their natural habitat! Firewood is provided for the hot tub, you may buy wood on site for your individual campfires. The hot Tub is not for wild parties, but to relax and view the native wild life, quietly watch the platypus in their natural environment. Please note, we accept one camper trailer/caravan per booking. If you are traveling in a group with multiple caravans, you will need to book multiple sites - but will still be able to camp close together although we dont allow big noisy, disruptive groups anymore! The property has good access for all types of vehicles.
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AU$50
 / night
* Before taxes and fees
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Marleen Herbs of Tasmania

7 sites · RVs, Tents185 acres · Barrington, TAS
We grow and process organic certified medicinal herbs and plants. The camping site is located in a beautiful location overlooking the lavender fields, in bloom december/january, with the ever-changing Mt Roland in the background. On days with cold southerly winds, alternative campingsites are available on the farm. Please contact us to find out. Includes use flushing toilet, hot shower and laundry (external access). Approx. 300m from the campsite. We are pet friendly. We've got room for up to 5 separate bookings. Due to shortage of personnel, we can no longer offer the farm tours. Hope this will change coming season 2024/25. But hipcampers are welcome to have a walk on the farm. We are working together with other organic certified farmers. They lease parts of our land to grow vegetables. Hipcampers are welcome to have a walk around their crops as well. Big news: we have started to build a tearoom with possibilities to organise herbal workshops and give education about growing and using medicinal herbs. . It will also have a shop and space to enjoy light refreshments, organic coffee, chocolate, juice and herbal tea. Extra bathroomfacilities will be available to our hipcampers only. Hope to have it finished season 2025/26.
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AU$22
 / night
* Before taxes and fees
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Romantic caravan camping near Devonport guide

Overview

Looking to go camping near Devonport, Tasmania? Look no further than Hipcamp, where you'll find over 260 options to suit your camping style. Whether you prefer a tent, caravan, or cabin, we've got you covered. With an average price per night of $20 and options as low as $5, you can find a campsite that fits your budget. Check out our top campsites with rave reviews from fellow campers: Sherwood River Camp (277 reviews), Blythe River Campground (178 reviews), and The Y at Badger Head (142 reviews). Enjoy facilities like cooking equipment, showers, and pet-friendly sites. And for the adventure seekers, indulge in popular activities such as whitewater paddling, wind sports, and off-roading (OHV). Happy camping!

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