Caravan Parks in Tasmania
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History, Modern Art and So Many Natural Wonders
From the snow-capped peaks of Cradle Mountain to the white sand of the Bay of Fires, Tasmania packs mountains, rainforest, rivers, beaches and heritage towns into one island. Add world-class produce, from cool-climate wine to fresh seafood and cheese, and you have a destination that rewards every kind of traveller.
BIG4 Holiday Parks offers family-friendly cabins, powered caravan sites and campsites across Tasmania, so you can stay close to whatever draws you here, whether that's history, art or wild landscapes.
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With over 60% of parks accepting your furry friend, why not head off on a pet-friendly Tasmanian holiday?
Tasmania Highlights
Tasmania is Australia's island state, known for World Heritage-listed wilderness, historic towns, cool-climate wine regions and dramatic coastline. Locals have kept it quiet for years, but word is getting out, and it's easy to see why. With BIG4 Holiday Parks across the state, you can base your family near the region that suits you best.
Hobart and Southern Tasmania: Art, Food and History
- Hobart blends world-class art at MONA, Saturday markets and fresh local produce at Salamanca Place, and views from the top of kunanyi / Mount Wellington.
- Port Arthur Historic Site, about 90 minutes from Hobart, is a World Heritage-listed colonial-era site that makes a great day trip or short break.
East Coast: Beaches and Scenic Drives
- Bay of Fires pairs orange lichen-covered boulders with white sand and clear blue water.
- Freycinet National Park takes you to Wineglass Bay and along coastal walks with big ocean views.
Launceston and the Tamar Valley: Wine, Food and Weekend Getaways
- The Tamar Valley is one of Tasmania's top cool-climate wine regions, with cellar doors clustered around Launceston.
- Launceston adds heritage streets, gardens and Cataract Gorge, all close to the city centre.
Cradle Country and the Central Highlands: Hiking and Wilderness
- Cradle Mountain brings alpine scenery and walking trails in the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area.
- Mole Creek and Great Lake add limestone caves and highland lakes to explore, perfect for family adventures.