Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Freycinet National Park adventure.
Discover Tasmania’s wild east coast from this seaside national park.
Boasting some of Tasmania’s most idyllic coastal wilderness, Freycinet National Park is one of the island’s most visited parks. Wineglass Bay is the headline act, with its white-sand beach and crystalline waters, but you can also hike the rugged sea cliffs and granite mountains, snorkel and surf at sandy beaches, or paddle between rocky coves in a sea kayak. Campers will be in their element at the park, whether you want to park your motorhome at a beachside campground, pitch a tent in the sand dunes, or backpack to a secluded beach campsite.
Tasmania’s east coast enjoys some of the mildest and driest temperatures on the island, making it a good choice for hiking and camping year-round. Summertime brings the crowds, but it’s also the best time for swimming and water sports at the park’s beaches, while spring and autumn provide the ideal weather for exploring. Winter nights can be nippy, but this is also whale-watching season along the coast.