Mount Field National Park Campground

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  Toilets
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  BBQ Areas
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  Powered sites
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  Allows fires

12 Reviews

Peta b.

6 years ago

Not free, $20 powered site but... beautiful, hot showers, laundry, undercover bbq area, big trees, Tyenna River right there and the visitors centre a short walk away for a hot cuppa. Great reprive fro... Read more

Simon W.

7 years ago

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Top Questions

Mary D. 9 months ago

Question:

Do you need to book here in advance?

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Ethan 2 years ago

Question:

What’s the cost to stay here is it free??

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This is in a national park you will need a national parks pass and also pay for camping limited powered sites and lots of unpowered it snows in winter on the mountain so it will be very cold at night by None of your b

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Nearby locations

• Mount Field National Park
• Hobart and the South
• Mount Field