Humbug Point Camping

Free camping Humbug Point Nature Reserve, Georges Bay St Helens Tasmania is a large camping area with water access and accessible off Binalong Bay Road, north of the small fishing and tourist town of St Helens. This is a very popular area for bushwalking bird watching and a range of watersports and activities including fishing. Dogs are OK on leads and when kept under control at all times. A ranger patrols the area – there are no facilities at the Humbug Point Nature Reserve. To access the Humbug Point camping area, if travelling from St Helens take Binalong Bay Road and travel for a distance of app. 7 kilometres, before turning right into the Humbug Point Nature Reserve. Travel a further 800 metres, then turn right at a fork in the road where you will find the large Humbug Point camping area, that offers excellent shade and is suitable for campervans, motorhomes, camper trailers and caravans. St Helens is the largest town on the northeast coast of Tasmania. St Helens is located on Georges Bay and accessed off the Tasman Highway, some. 160 km east of Tasmania’s second-largest city, Launceston. St Helens is part of the Break O’Day Council; a council that includes the surrounding town of Binalong Bay. At the Humbug Point Nature Reserve camping area there is plenty of space for big rigs and also an area to launch your boat. Without question, this is one of Tasmania’s best campsites and features excellent fishing in Georges Bay. Campers are reminded it is necessary to carry their own water and firewood. To access the Humbug Point campground, turn right off Binalong Bay Rd at the sign to Moulting Bay, which is app. 7 km north of St Helens. The camping area is on an access track to the right, app. 1 km from the turn-off. See also: Camping St Helens Point : Camping Dora Point : Camping Bay Of Fires : Camping Swimcart Beach: Camping Sloop Reef: Camping Jeanneret Beach; Camping Grants Lagoon; Camping Moulting Bay: Camping Policemans Point