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Sheepwash Rd Camp, South Bruny

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· Alonnah, Tasmania
20 acres hosted by Karen K.
10 tent sites
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Nomadic camping
Best for self-contained campers. There are no toilets, showers, or potable water at this Hipcamp.
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Camp in a beautiful paddock, 1.6km from Alonnah, on South Bruny Island. We offer several camping sites, on grassy, level land, ideal for self-sufficient campers looking for a convenient base to explore Bruny Island. The camping area is bordered by a striking eucalyptus forest, with plenty of space and an abundance of natural wildlife. You will be visited by wallabys, water hens and a myriad of other birds during your stay. Local attractions: There are many beautiful walks nearby, and plenty of local attractions. Take a tour to Cape Bruny Lighthouse; Try a Pennicott boat discovery tour; Sample the chocolates from the Bruny Island Chocolate Co, or enjoy a meal at the Bruny Island Cheesery or Bruny Island Hotel. Book in ahead of time so not to be disappointed. What to bring: Many travellers bring their own supplies with them. Top up groceries can be purchased at the Adventure Bay General Store (20 minutes - 15km) or the Alonnah General Store (5 minutes - 1.6km). Fresh sourdough bread is available for purchase, at the roadside fridge on the corner of Sheepwash Road. Amenities: You do need to be self-sufficient here, with your own toilet, and we ask you take all waste with you when you leave. Public Toilets can also be found close by at 8 Pontoon Rd, Alonnah TAS 7150. Pets: You are welcome to bring pets that are kept under control as there is an abundance of local wildlife and roads adjacent to the campsites.Camp in peace and quiet, on South Bruny Island. We offer several camping sites, on grassy, level land, and are an excellent option for those self sufficient campers looking for a convenient base to explore Bruny Island.  The property is just metres away from freshly baked sourdough bread, baked daily and sold from the fridge on the corner of the Sheepwash Road turnoff and only 2km down the road from the Bruny Island Hotel which is a great place to catch a meal. Visit the Bruny Hotel, Bruny Island Cheese Factory, Bruny Island Chocolate Co. and Get Shucked Oysters. All good places to stop. The camping area is bordered by a striking eucalyptus forest, with plenty of space and an abundance of natural wildlife.  There are many beautiful walks nearby, and plenty of local attractions. Take a tour to Cape Bruny Lighthouse; Try a Penticott boat discovery tour; Sample the chocolates from the Bruny Island Chocolate Co, or enjoy a meal at the Bruny Island Cheesery or Bruny Island Hotel.  Groceries can be purchased at the Adventure Bay general store but it is best if you bring supplies with you. You need to be self-sufficient here, with your own toilet, and we ask you take all waste with you when you leave. We also allow pets under supervision and controlled campfires. Please book one vehicle and family group per site.
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56 Ratings · 37 reviews
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Benjamin P.recommends
April 9, 2024
Sheepwash Rd Camping Ground
Wicked quiet spot ! Tidy and an affordable price. Would definitely camp here again
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Suellen C.recommends
April 6, 2024
Sheepwash Rd Camping Ground
Good location to visit all the attractions of Bruny Island. Access was tricky with our larger caravans ,it would be good for the gate entry to be bigger and better signage. Right next to the Bread fridge. If you need more wood, unfortunately we forgot our chainsaw, plenty available from the Brunt pub, where we had to have a beer.
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Vickey H.recommends
March 31, 2024
Sheepwash Rd Camping Ground
Would come again for sure
Awesome camping spot, very spacious and quiet, great phone service too 😆
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Clare A.recommends
March 21, 2024
Sheepwash Rd Camping Ground
Nice spot with lovely bushland and wildlife, including bird spotting. Great hosts who were very welcoming.
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Andy R.recommends
March 21, 2024
Sheepwash Rd Camping Ground
Spacious dog-friendly camp spot!
Nice little campsite right next to the famous Bruny Bread Fridge! Huge open field with plenty of room for tents or vans. We were hammock camping and there were a few tree options to hang from. We ended up being the only ones there, so had heaps of space!
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Kacey P.recommends
February 24, 2024
Sheepwash Rd Camping Ground
Camping in 19 foot caravan⛺️
Fabulous spot for a camp, we had the whole place to ourselves. The green grass was beautiful and lush for our baby to play on. Plenty of wildlife action at night. Oh and may I add perfect place to get your fresh warm bread from The Bruny Bakers corner. 😍 Would definitely stay again! We took our 19 foot caravan in and no problems getting in and out using the spot opposite the gate. We drove up past the gate backed into the spot and drove in, and to leave we reversed out the gate into the spot and then drove out easily. Plenty of space to choose from. Thanks Again!
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Alonnah, Tasmania, AustraliaTraditional, ancestral territory of Palawa and Nuenonne First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
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Hosted by Karen K.

Joined in April 2022
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