Discover the best campgrounds in North West Tasmania with surfing

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3 top campgrounds in North West Tasmania with surfing

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Mountview, Mowbanna

10 sites · RVs, Tents300 acres · Mawbanna, TAS

The site is in a simple, level grassed paddock situated within easy access off a country road, in Mowbanna. 10 minutes up the road is Dip Falls and The Big Tree. Along the way you will pass Blue Hills Honey Farm and The Colony Cafe (well worth the calories!). Back down the road towards the highway is the Millicent Valley walking trail and once back to the highway junction you can walk along several long, sandy beaches or head east to find Rocky Cape National Park with spectacular hiking tracks, swimming and fishing spots. Pets welcome. Campfires permitted, BYO wood or please just come and see us and we can organise some wood for you.

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La Bena Tarkine Sanctuary

10 sites · RVs, Tents34 acres · Milabena, TAS

Our 34-acre property is nestled on the edge of the ancient Tarkine rainforest on the north west coast of Tasmania (approx 1 hour 15 min west of Devonport and the Spirit of Tasmania). At La Bena, you will find a relaxing and quiet place to park and camp, that will give you easy access to our wild surroundings. On the property, we have a short but enchanting bush walk to our local creek (great place for a picnic!) that will take you past some giant man ferns, myrtles, celery top pines, pepper berries, and an assortment of gums and native currents. From 4WD tracks to pristine beaches, we are within a 30-minute drive of a huge range of activities and adventures so numerous options for day trips on your doorstep. Famous Boat Harbour Beach is only a short 15-minute drive away and just beyond that is Sisters Beach which has some great coves and hikes (Anniversary Bay) into Rocky Cape National Park that will take you along the coast to further secluded beaches and some sacred Aboriginal sites. If you head inland from La Bena you will enter the Tarkine Rainforest and travel along some great 4WD tracks that will take you to the Dip River Forest Reserve which has the big tree and Dip Falls - you can then head to Stanley for a meal at Hursey's Seafood and then loop back around to camp (a great day out). The camping area caters to self-contained campers only, so please ensure you have a camp toilet with you, and can take all waste when you go. Please leave no trace.

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Crayfish Creek Van and Cabin Park

15 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents20 acres · Crayfish Creek, TAS

Crayfish Creek is an ideal central base to explore Tasmania's northwest region. Enjoy the beaches, discover shell coves, creeks and forest reserves, all just a short stroll away. Try your hand at fishing or plan a bushwalk in the Rocky Cape National Park. The quaint town of Stanley is nearby where you can take a chairlift ride up The Nut, a volcanic plug discovered by explorers Bass and Flinders in 1798, or visit the Stanley Discovery Museum and

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Camping in North West Tasmania with surfing guide

Overview

Looking for the perfect camping experience in North West Tasmania? Look no further! At Hipcamp, we've got you covered with over 68 options that cater to surfers like you. Whether you prefer pitching a tent or staying in a cabin or van, we have a variety of accommodations to choose from. The Y at Badger Head (142 reviews), Crayfish Creek Van and Cabin Park (11 reviews), and Mountview, Mowbanna (4 reviews) are some of our top campsites with rave reviews. With popular facilities like cooking equipment, campfires, and potable water, you'll have everything you need for a comfortable stay. Plus, you can indulge in historic sites, wind sports, and even snow sports. So pack your bags and get ready for an unforgettable adventure in North West Tasmania!