Lower Liffey Campground

Features

Popular

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  Free
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  Toilets
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  Swimming
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  Allows fires

9 Reviews

Laura C.

2 years ago

Wonderful little camp area tucked away by the creek. Arrived late at night in our camper van and easily found a spot. A number of large open flat spots for tents/vans with designated fire pits and some outdoor tables. One very clean FLUSHING toilet was a wonderful surprise! Would return here for a few nights to just unwind amongst nature. Free, however there is no drinking water.

Off T.

2 years ago

One of my favourite sites in Tassie. Right by the creek and the surroundings are beautiful. Campfires and picnic tables at most of the sites and loos (flush!) in the middle. The water is not always wo... Read more

Ashlyn T.

4 years ago

Gorgeous free campsite in the National Park. Plenty of spots for tents, caravans and motorhomes well spread out. One toilet with toilet paper but it flushes and is clean. Small creek runs behind the c... Read more

Renee L.

4 years ago

Beautiful camp ground and well kept. There were plenty of spots were available in early January. There’s a flushing toilet and it’s right next to a little river. Access to the Liffey falls walk is in... Read more

Aaron H.

4 years ago

Nice clean toilet, stocked with toilet paper. Great short walk Liffey River Reserve, Bush Heritage Australia (not signposted from the campsite) where you can see a platypus among other creatures. Was fairly quite during the 'busy season. Great grassy tent sites.

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Details

Listing type

Campsite

Caravans

Yes

Average temperature

Closest

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Nearby locations

• Launceston and the North
• Liffey