Caravan parks in East Coast Tasmania

Drive to sandy beaches, seaside towns, and national parks along Tassie's East Coast.

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Caravan parks in East Coast Tasmania guide

Overview

White sandy beaches, coastal cliffs, and blue waters provide an idyllic backdrop for a caravan road trip along Tasmania's east coast. Follow the 176-kilometre Great Eastern Drive from Orford in the south to St. Helens in the north, and hop out along the way to hike and kayak at Freycinet National Park, catch some waves along the Surf Coast, and swim and cruise at the beaches of the Bay of Fires. Campers have options ranging from holiday parks with full hookups, and pull-through sites suitable for large motorhomes to rustic coastal campgrounds or rural farm stays better suited for smaller campervans or self-sufficient campers. You can even drive over to Maria Island National Park or camp right by the beach at Mt. William National Park. Summer (December through March) is peak season for beach-hopping, but a spring or fall camping trip means fewer crowds and less traffic.

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