Fortescue Bay

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9 Reviews

Sam W.

4 months ago

Nice place to stay. $13 for a site (2 adults). Access to toilets and hot showers ($2 per 4 mins).

Kathlyn G.

2 years ago

Just back from a couple of nights camping in a tent. Beautiful beach, bush setting with campsites marked out. Be prepared for visits from wildlife especially possums Lovely hot showers ($2 for 4 mins... Read more

Megan B.

2 years ago

Stunning location you do have to book or call ahead as it’s very popular, animals come up to while eating or at your tent. Amenities are very clean, office opens from 11am and need to purchase shower tokens.

Jay K.

2 years ago

Great parks campsite. Make sure you call ahead if you need access to showers though. Parks were leaving early that day and you need to see them to get tokens for the showers (they left some hidden away for me). Great showers. Bring your own fire wood. Be careful of the super friendly currawongs.

Nathan W.

3 years ago

Great place with a great beach near the campsite, this is a must go place!

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Paige S. 1 year ago

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Are we allowed to pitch tents here?

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Eckhart R. 5 years ago

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Do you have dumping for caravans? Drinking water and electricity?

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Nearby locations

• Tasman National Park
• White Beach
• Hobart and the South
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