Camping Guide to Tasmania (5th Edition) gives you straight facts on over 180 campsites around the island, broken into more than 50 parks, forests and reserves so you can match stops to your trip. Every site ties back to a clear regional map, so you know distances, road types and where the next camp sits without juggling phone reception or small screens. Printed by Boiling Billy Publications, this guide lays out facilities, access notes and camp styles in simple icons and short descriptions that work well in the cab or on the tailgate. You get updated tracks, closures and layout changes for this edition, which matters when you are lining up remote sites after a 300 km drive. If you want a single book to back up your navigation gear, this one is a smart buy for Tassie runs.

• Camping Guide to Tasmania 5th Edition
• Published by Boiling Billy Publications
• Guides you to over 180 campsites
• Covers more than 50 parks forests and reserves
• Fully updated statewide camping coverage
• Detailed information on campsite access and facilities
• Includes reserve regional and touring maps
• Ideal reference for tents camper trailers and caravans
• Compact printed format suits glovebox storage
• Useful backup to digital maps and apps

Q: Is the Camping Guide to Tasmania focused only on caravan parks?

No, the Camping Guide to Tasmania covers a mix of free, low-cost and paid campsites across parks, forests and reserves. You will find basic bush sites alongside more developed campgrounds. Each listing shows the style of camp and available facilities. That helps you quickly decide what suits your setup before you drive in.

Q: Does the guide include information on campsite facilities?

Yes, the guide uses simple icons and notes to show key facilities at each campsite. Typical details include toilets, water availability and other basic services. This means you can check what is on site before leaving town. It is especially useful when travelling with family or planning longer stays.

Q: Can this book be used without mobile reception?

Yes, the Camping Guide to Tasmania is a fully self-contained printed guide. All campsite entries are tied to regional maps inside the book. You do not need mobile data or an app to use it. Many travellers keep it alongside their GPS as a backup when reception drops out.

Q: Is this the latest version of the guide?

This listing is for the 5th Edition of the Camping Guide to Tasmania. The 5th Edition incorporates updated campsite information and state-wide coverage notes. Edition numbers help you confirm you are not buying an older print run. Always check the edition if you want current track and access details.