Camping Tasmania Booking System - Price Increases
Together with a new booking system coming into effect from 02 November 2026, Parks and Wildlife Tasmania have increased camping fees and that are summarised below.
Tasmanian National Parks – New Camping Fees
From November 2026, participating Parks and Wildlife Service campgrounds move to a new
per-site pricing system. New prices generally cover up to six people.
South Bruny Camping
Old: $10 for two people → New: $18 per site
Old: $10 for two people → New: $18 per site
Mount William National Park
Old: $13 for two people → New: $18 per site
Old: $13 for two people → New: $18 per site
Fortescue Bay
Old: $13 for two people → New: $24 per site
Old: $13 for two people → New: $24 per site
Arthur-Pieman Bush Camps
Old: $6 for two people → New: $18 per site
Old: $6 for two people → New: $18 per site
Mount Field – Unpowered
Old: $16 for two people → New: $24 per site
Old: $16 for two people → New: $24 per site
Mount Field – Powered
Old: $20 for two people → New: $35 per site
Old: $20 for two people → New: $35 per site
Narawntapu – Unpowered
Old: $13 for two people → New: $18 per site
Old: $13 for two people → New: $18 per site
Freycinet National Park – Richardsons Beach Unpowered
Old: $13 for two people → New: $24 per site
Old: $13 for two people → New: $24 per site
Freycinet National Park – Richardsons Beach Campground Powered
Old: $16 for two people → New: $35 per site
Old: $16 for two people → New: $35 per site
Freycinet National Park – Honeymoon Bay Camping
Old: $13 for two people → New: $18 per site
Old: $13 for two people → New: $18 per site
Important: The old prices above are the minimum charge for two people.
The new prices are per campsite rather than per person and generally
allow up to six people on the site.
The new prices are per campsite rather than per person and generally
allow up to six people on the site.
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