Three Capes Track

Banksia Campground and Mills Creek Campground are campgrounds at Fortescue Bay in Tasman National Park, managed by the Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania. The campgrounds are popular year round. This is a beautiful place to reconnect with nature. Here the towering forest meets the sea, wildlife abounds, and your biggest care will be choosing what to do. Swim, snorkel, scuba dive, kayak, fish, rock climb, bushwalk, bird-watch ... or just lie on the wide, white sandy beach where the clouds drift overhead and the waves endlessly tumble to shore. At Banksia Campground, you can pitch your tent beneath towering stringybarks, with the beach a few footsteps away. Showers are available at this site and require a token to be purchased from the campground site office. Mills Creek Campground has larger sites, suitable for those with boats and/or campervans and motorhomes. ​Bookings are recommended from November until April each year. Camping fees apply. Total site number and capacity are estimates only. To learn more about this campground, including a breakdown of camping fees and bookings, please follow the link. Refer to the ‘Know before you go’ webpage on the Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania website (parks.tas.gov.au) and take a moment to look over our essential information for visiting Tasmania's national parks and reserves, including information about alerts, safety and national park entry fees where applicable.

Set on the Tasman Peninsula, NRMA Port Arthur Holiday Park can be found 1.5 hours drive from Hobart and is centrally located to the region's iconic attractions including the Port Arthur Historic Site. After a busy day exploring guests can relax in comfort with a great range of accommodation options available from studios, to one and two bedroom cabins, glamping style safari tents and grassy caravan and campsites perfect for getting back to basics within the park's natural setting. Or if you’re travelling with a group the bunkhouse facility will fit your needs perfectly. You won’t have to go far to have everything you need while on holiday with a wood-fired pizza oven, children’s playground, camp kitchen, barbecue areas, kiosk, free wifi and amenities all on offer in the park. Whether you prefer to immerse yourself in nature on the Three Capes Track, discover the region's history at the Port Arthur Historic Site, cruise the Tasman Peninsula by boat or taste local produce at the chocolate factory, lavender farm or nearby distillery, Port Arthur offers an endless number of local attraction waiting to be discovered.

Stewarts Bay Lodge is nestled between a beautiful beach, a forest, the calming ocean, a world heritage listed national park and Australia’s world-renowned Port Arthur Historic Site. The nine hectare (22 acres) property is on the shores of Stewarts Bay at Port Arthur, just 90 minutes from Hobart in the beautiful region known as the Tasman Peninsula. Offering a variety of quality, self-contained cabins and chalet accommodation with restaurant, function rooms and recreation facilities, all surrounded by sandy beaches, crystal clear ocean waters and beautiful woodlands. The spectacular views reflect physical beauty and natural diversity as well as the allure of incredible history, adventure and private relaxation. Stewarts Bay Lodge offers a wonderful selection of the freshest foods, prepared and served at the Lodge's on-site restaurant "On the Bay". Coupled with its two function rooms, Stewarts Bay Lodge becomes the perfect venue for any event; from beautiful wilderness and beach weddings and receptions to corporate conferences and seminars. Extended stay groups are also well served with a range of comfortable and well-appointed self-contained units - some in their own enchanting bush setting and some with beautiful water views. Stewarts Bay Lodge is the ideal base for a wonderful holiday experience - whether it is an outdoor adventure, guided walks, spectacular sightseeing by land or sea or just relaxing and recharging your batteries.