Mount Field National Park Campground

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  BBQ Areas
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  Powered sites
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  Allows fires

12 Reviews

Sam W.

5 days ago

Great spot with fast access to visitor centre and hiking. Showers are $2 for 4 mins token system.

Happy Hour Hunters

9 months ago

Hot showers ($2 per token from info centre for 4 minutes) flushing loos, washing machines, camp kitchens, powered $20 and unpowered $16 for 2 people per night sites. walking distance to start of NP walks. But you are squeezed in like a Big4.

Naomi J.

1 year ago

$16 for un-powered site, close to river, FREE showers!! Clean laundry and toilets. Another shelter with picnic tables and BBQs.

Guest A.

1 year ago

Reuben

1 year ago

Great base camp for a lot of activities including hiking, fishing, kayaking and mountain bike riding. Stopped through here for a few nights and is a great gateway into the South West region of Tasmania. Nice facilities including BBQ areas, kitchen area, laundry, showers and toilets.

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Top Questions

Ethan 1 year ago

Question:

What’s the cost to stay here is it free??

Answer:

This is in a national park you will need a national parks pass and also pay for camping limited powered sites and lots of unpowered it snows in winter on the mountain so it will be very cold at night by None of your b

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