Scamander Sanctuary Holiday Park Review
Location: Scamander, TAS
COST
$50 for 2 adults and 3 children for a powered site with water.
Scamander Sanctuary Holiday Park
Scamander Sanctuary Holiday Park is located at Winifred Drive in Scamander, Tasmania. Scamander is a small town at the mouth of the Scamander River between St Helens and St Marys on the north-east coast of Tasmania. The holiday park is 30 minutes south of Binalong Bay and 40 minutes north of Bicheno.
Bay of Fires is only half an hour south, and Wineglass Bay is an hour north, making this holiday park the perfect base for explore the gems of Tasmania’s east coast.
The park offers powered and unpowered camping sites for tents, camper trailers and caravans, with a variety of glamping tents for travellers wanting a little more luxury.
Latitude, Longitude: -41.466961°, 148.260891°
GPS Coordinates: 41° 28′ 1.06’’ S, 148° 15′ 39.207’’ E
POWER
Yes available.
WATER
Yes available.
TOILET
Yes available (very clean).
DUMP POINT
Yes available.
ACCESS INTO SITE
Sealed roads that are accessible all year round by all sized vehicles.
SIZE SITE
Large sites with multiple sizes available.
PHONE + INTERNET
Optus and Telstra services available.
DOG FRIENDLY
Yes allowed.
FIRES
Not allowed.
COST
$50 for 2 adults and 3 children for a powered site with water.
POWER
Yes available.
WATER
Yes available.
TOILET
Yes available (very clean).
DUMP POINT
Yes available.
ACCESS INTO SITE
Sealed roads that are accessible all year round by all sized vehicles.
SIZE SITE
Large sites with multiple sizes available.
PHONE + INTERNET
Optus and Telstra services available.
DOG FRIENDLY
Yes allowed.
FIRES
Not allowed.
Sites Features
Things to Do
General Comments
Scamander Sanctuary Holiday Park was set in a nice beach location and provided our family with a cool little spot to bunker down during some big storms.
When the weather did permit, we were able to go for lovely walks, fish off the wharf, and check out the local 4WD tracks that took us up the top where we could visit some of the local parks.
With power, water, clean toilets and showers, this campsite ticked all the necessary boxes. There was a security code to get into the caravan park too, which made it feel really safe with our children.
This place is definitely worth a visit if you’re on the north-east coast of Tasmania.
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