Southwest National Park | Parks & Wildlife Service Tasmania
Tasmania’s largest reserve, Southwest National Park, contains dramatic mountain ranges and spectacular coastal landscapes, all subject to wild, changeable weather. Take a scenic drive or challenge yourself with the multi-day South Coast Track walk.
Southwest camping | Parks & Wildlife Service Tasmania
Enjoy fishing, kayaking or walking adventures in Southwest National Park, before sleeping comfortably in your tent or caravan at Huon, Teds Beach or Edgar campgrounds.
South Coast Track | Parks & Wildlife Service Tasmania
The South Coast Track is a challenging 6-8 day walk along Tasmania’s wild southern coastline. Wander windswept beaches, climb mountain ranges and wade (or row!) across rivers on this 85 km adventure.
Cockle Creek camping | Parks & Wildlife Service Tasmania
Cockle Creek is a very popular destination for families, offering a variety of recreational activities such as bushwalking, swimming, snorkelling, kayaking, fishing and bird-watching. The shady campground within the Southwest National Park is known as Boltons Green. Approximately 10 sites are available here for tent and caravan camping.
Tasman National Park | Parks & Wildlife Service Tasmania
Tasman National Park is a wild, yet accessible park of tall forests and a truly spectacular coastline. Waters from the Southern Ocean collide with the towering sea cliffs of the Tasman Peninsula, creating spectacular rock formations, including caves and arches.
Mount Field National Park | Parks & Wildlife Service Tasmania
Mount Field National Park has a wide variety of scenic features and wildlife, and offers a great range of facilities for day visitors, an extensive network of walking tracks, and a couple of options for staying overnight. The park essentially has two visitor sections.
Cockle Creek | Parks & Wildlife Service Tasmania - Tasmania Parks …
Cockle Creek is a place of tranquil coves and sandy beaches. Distant mountain peaks, sometimes capped with snow, make a spectacular backdrop to the calm waters of Recherche Bay. It is here that tannin-rich streams meet the ocean, ending their …
Port Davey Marine Reserve | Parks & Wildlife Service Tasmania
The Port Davey area is known as one of Tasmania’s most spectacular places. Its waters are protected by the Port Davey Marine Reserve. The surrounding land area is protected by the Southwest National Park. Both are part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area.
Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service
60 Great Short Walks. Exciting adventures for explorers of all ages and sizes. The 60 Great Short Walks offer the best of Tasmania's walking opportunities. Visit this page.
Explore our parks | Parks & Wildlife Service Tasmania
Tasmania’s largest reserve, Southwest National Park, contains dramatic mountain ranges and spectacular coastal landscapes, all subject to wild, changeable weather. Take a scenic drive or challenge yourself with the multi-day South Coast Track walk.