Derwent Bridge Camp Spots

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Nuage L.

2 years ago

[email protected]

2 years ago

Handy spot but now falls under Parks Tassie so Parks Pass required and no dogs allowed. Loads of space and the mud and stumps of a Hydro Lake with fluctuating levels makes for a different outlook. Fits the bill nicely though.

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[email protected] 2 years ago

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Now considered part of National Park so Parks Pass required and no dogs. No idea why Hydro would hand any spot over to Parks Tasmania. ?

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