Myrtle Park Camp Area

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  Pets Allowed
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  Allows fires

13 Reviews

Tom

4 months ago

Great spot, camp kitchen, toilets, free hot showers. There are no powered sites. Some have fire pits and most are on the river. Platypus in the river. No dump point.

kate g.

1 year ago

Favourite camp site. Nice and quiet in May. Hot showers and clean toilets

Anita G.

1 year ago

This was one of our favourite campgrounds in Tasmania. Great amenities, peaceful and well organised camphround, and we saw platypus.

Michael

1 year ago

Kristen M.

3 years ago

$20 for one night, one person. A very well established campground. It was booked out when I came, but didn’t feel like it. Camp spots are well spread out and it doesn’t feel like you’re on top of each... Read more

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