Camping in West Coast Tasmania: The 20 Best Campgrounds

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West Coast Tasmania

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9 top wheelchair-accessible campgrounds in West Coast Tasmania

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Almost Heaven Clydesdales

6 sites · RVs50 acres · Sheffield, TAS

Located at Sheffield, the town of murals, is our home, Almost Heaven Clydesdales. We are based on a 50-acre working Beef cattle stud. You'll find lots of quiet pets to pat, farm experiences, and an assortment of activities. A wonderful green space to recharge, reflect and recoup with big open spaces to camp on level ground, with brilliant stars at night and beautiful vistas during the day. We have on offer produce to pick from the market garden (seasonal), admire our lovely stud cattle as they roam about their day, help feed the chooks and collect fresh eggs, or watch our beautiful Clydesdales being worked or relaxing in the paddocks after hours. We offer grassy, level paddocks for campers, where you are welcome to choose your own spot to set up, ensuring your privacy. All campers must be self-sufficient, with their own toilet and we kindly ask you to take all waste with you. There is a dump station in town. Walking distance to the Sheffield township, with beautiful bakeries and coffee shops. Optional Extras for a cost Horse Drawn Wagon Tours and Self Care Of Silence Sessions with quiet pets. Please enquire for more details.

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Hill Top Farm Meander Tasmania

14 sites · RVs, Tents200 acres · Meander, TAS

At Hill Top Farm Meander we run beef cattle and five working draught horses. Our property boasts commanding views of Huntsman lake , the Great Western Tiers and Meander Valley. The surrounding mountains create a dramatic backdrop for Hill Top Farm. Our farm displays an abundance of natural beauty, with crystal clear springs and a diversity of mature and rare forest timbers. There are numerous well known walks to do nearby, Meander Falls, Mother Cummings Peak and Smoko Falls to name a few. Huntsman Lake is a great favourite of fly fishermen and kayakers alike, there is also a very pleasant picnic grounds there, swimming hole and boat ramp. The village of Meander is 4 kms away offering a wonderful cafe , where the staff are friendly and the hamburgers , coffee and cakes are fantastic. As we have no facilities on our farm yet, so we ask that all campers must be fully self contained, with their own toilet , water and power.

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Dale Brook Organics

2 sites · RVs, Tents42 acres · Western Creek, TAS

Heaps of delicious blue berries after the 20th of January.Sorry but no pick your own. There are no amenities at this site. 18 hectares on the banks of the Dale Brook in Western Creek. Bio-dynamic [organic] farm focusing on blueberries and vegetables. Half of the property is bush land reserved for wildlife and flora preservation. There are walking tracks through the bush and guided walks around the vegetable gardens and fruit orchards are available. Seasonal farm gate produce available - the best blueberries you've ever tasted! We welcome guests who are self-contained with own amenities and leave no trace. Dogs are not permitted.

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Stooge Farm Wilderness Retreat

13 sites · RVs, Tents70 acres · Weegena, TAS

Stooge Farm is located on the banks of the beautiful Tuluminakali (Mersey) River, 50 mins from Launceston airport, and 40 minutes from the Devonport Ferry Terminal. Stooge Farm is a secluded hideaway from the rest of the world, located at the at the end of a country lane, in a protected valley surrounded by state forest. The property is partly cleared and partly forested and is situated on, and surrounded by, a bend in the Mersey River in the shadow of Tulumpanga (the Gog Range). Stooge Farm is home to abundant wildlife including wallabies, echidna, wombats and a healthy population of platypus which can often be sighted at dusk along the river. Embrace rest, swimming, canoeing, fishing, barbequeeing, bushwalking, birdwatching in the lost world of Stooge Farm Tasmania Only 20 minutes from the lovely regional town of Deloraine where you can stock up on supplies, enjoy a good coffee and the many amenities and historic streetscapes. It is a great launching place for all kinds of nature-based activities such as bushwalking, white-water rafting, rock-climbing, mountain biking and more. Cradle Mountain, the Great lake, the upper Mersey Valley, the Western Tiers and extensive World Heritage wilderness areas are all within an hour or so of Stooge Farm. Stooge Farm is located in its own peaceful valley along the Mersey River and has some of the best fishing, swimming and kayaking opportunities you could find anywhere. There are numerous campsites along the riverbanks, as well as beautiful walks along the river. Stooge Farm is a safe and secluded place away from the hustle and bustle of the mad modern world. As well as camping, it is also available to rent for a variety of purposes; as the ultimate fishing retreat, for wedding, birthday and other significant life events, as a yoga, meditation and lifestyle retreat, or simply the ultimate holiday destination. This is such a special place that you really need to come and experience it for yourself to believe it. We await your visit. *Some important notes before you book: - Campers must have their own toilet and must remove all waste and rubbish. Dogs are welcome but must be leashed at all time. - River water is available but drink at own risk. - We recommend a strong vehicle, and a 4WD when towing caravans as the road in is steep. - This is a quiet peaceful place, and to respect the wildlife and other campers we have a strictly no generators, amplified music or unnecessary noise. We will have to ask you to remove your dog if it barks. - Please exercise extreme caution with fires as we are in a high risk area. Keep your fire small and in the fireplaces provided; put your fire out if there is no one attendance. No fires during windy conditions or days or fire ban. It is your responsibility to monitor and assess local conditions and fire regulations.

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Ravens Nest Tasmania

9 sites · RVs, TentsOuse, TAS

A small farm in the beautiful Central Highlands of Tasmania, near the best fishing spots in the country. We are on the Lyell Highway, halfway between the west coast and Hobart. Come and stay for a day or two. Enjoy clean air, wildlife and our farm animals. Help feed them if you like.Enjoy the quiet life in Tasmania. Go for day drives and be back at night. Launceston is only just over 2 hours drive. Or just sit under the trees and let life pass you by. We came here and never left.Dog friendly but dogs must be kept under control. Campers need their own amenities as there is no toilet or shower. Closest public toilets are at Wayatinah Village, about 10 kms away, where there is also a pub where you can get meals at night and a general store/post office/fuel outlet that is open for a couple of hours each day.

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ZeeEm Patch of Privacy.

2 sites · RVs, Tents1 acre · Queenstown, TAS

Gormanston (address provided on booking confirmation) - soaked in history -built for and on mining. What remains is a small and quaint town surrounded by the wild west mountains of Tasmania, the magical Iron Blow, the majestic Lake Burbury, Henty Dunes & Australia's Top Tourism Town 2023, Queenstown. Enjoy our Patch of Privacy. A tranquil space surrounded by rugged wild west mountains of Tasmania. Catering to self-contained campers only; either with their own toilet onboard caravan/ RV, or they bring their own camping toilet. Dump site in Queenstown.

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South Preston Dam Camp

4 sites · RVs, Tents134 acres · South Preston, TAS

Pitch your tent or park your van next to one of our lovely dams. The property is home to running streams, waterfalls, platypus, free range pigs, sheep along with stunning views. Visitors can enjoy swimming in the warmer months and lots of walking and exploring the rest of the year. Campers must be self contained with their own toilet/shower facilities and must take all waste and rubbish with them on departure. Camp fires are welcome pending there are no restrictions and they must be kept contained. Access can be difficult after heavy rainfall and you will need to drive through opened paddocks and unformed tracks to campsites so please use caution. We are just 20 mins drive to Ulverstone and a 10 minute drive to Leven canyon, Preston falls and Gunns Plains so there is plenty to see and do in the surrounding area. 60 minutes drive to Cradle Mountain and 90 mins drive Tullah West coast. 30 mins Penguin and Devonport.

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Limestone Valley

1 site · RV, Tent120 acres · Mole Creek, TAS

Limestone valley is a cattle farm on the edge of the township of mole creek which has a supermarket pub take away store and restaurant/brewery. It has the cold Mole Creek running through the middle of the property where you will spot platypus and trout. 43 km from cradle mountain and surrounded by other attractions like the caves, wildlife park, honey farm, alum cliffs, parsons falls, minow falls, devils gullet etc.

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Peace in the Valley

1 site · RV, Tent6 acres · Sheffield, TAS

Peace in the Valley is situated under the magic Mount Roland and from this private hideaway you can capture its magnificent view. A lovely private bush location. *Private bush area campsite with vehicle access *open lawn area campsite. Ultimate magic mountain Fire pits and firewood are available Other services available upon request No toilet, leave no trace policy.

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Camping in West Coast Tasmania guide

Overview

Looking for a wheelchair accessible camping experience on the West Coast of Tasmania? Look no further than Hipcamp! With over 240 options to choose from, you'll find the perfect campsite that meets your needs. Plus, with an average price per night of just $20 and options as low as $5, you can enjoy the great outdoors without breaking the bank. Some top campsites in the area include Sherwood River Camp (277 reviews), Blythe River Campground (178 reviews), and The Y at Badger Head (142 reviews). These campsites offer popular amenities such as potable water, pet-friendly accommodations, and rubbish disposal. And if you're looking for activities, you'll have plenty to choose from, including paddling, fall fun, and boating. So pack your bags and get ready for a memorable camping experience in beautiful West Coast Tasmania!