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Rest Areas are not generally used for camping, they are meant for you to take a short break from driving, so you can refresh, and continue on your journey safely.

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Alma Reserve Picnic Area

Alma Reserve Picnic Area

Wilmot Road, , , Tasmania
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The Alma Reserve Picnic Area is a nice spot for a rest and a picnic, grab your fishing rod and try your luck, or launch your kayak and have a quick exploratory paddle of the waterway. No Camping is permitted here

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Arve River Picnic Area

Arve River Picnic Area

Arve Road, , , Tasmania
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Arve River Picnic Area is a rather nice spot for a picnic, it's situated on the bank of the Arve River, just off the main road and in amongst the forest, with roughly 4 parking spots if you're in a campervan. There are picnic tables, flushing public toile ...
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Beaconsfield Showground Rest Area 12 Hour Limit

Beaconsfield Showground Rest Area 12 Hour Limit

Grubb Street, , , Tasmania
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Blackburn Creek Rest Area

Blackburn Creek Rest Area

Highland Lakes Road, , , Tasmania
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The Blackburn Creek Rest Area doesn't have a lot to offer here, maybe explore a dry creek bed, or count the cars that go by.

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Brickmakers Beach Rest Area

Brickmakers Beach Rest Area

20348 Bass Highway, , , Tasmania
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The Brickmakers Beach Rest Area is a nice day rest area, with the beach only a short distance from the car park area. I believe it's a bit too rocky for fishing on the left hand side, but you are welcome to prove me wrong. My preference is over off the sa ...
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Campbell Town Lions Park Rest Area

Campbell Town Lions Park Rest Area

160 Bridge St, , , Tasmania
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The Campbell Town Lions Park Rest Area is a place to relax and take in the tranquil scenery, grab your kayak and g for a paddle, try your luck at catching dinner, grab your bikes and ride around town, all in all plenty to do here.

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Conara Roadside Park Rest Area

Conara Roadside Park Rest Area

Panec Street, , , Tasmania
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Conara Roadside Park Rest Area why not pop in and take a short break, walk down to the main town for a bit of exercise, pass 33 or so houses, and you’ve seen it all. And the Railway Station.

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Derby Park

Derby Park

Information Bay, , , Tasmania
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The Derby Park is set well back from the main road, with a river right next to your spot you have pulled over at. If you have a bike with you, ride over to Briseis Lake

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Falls Park

Falls Park

Logan Road, , , Tasmania
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The Falls Park to camp here you will need a Permit from local council, you can do this online quite quickly. Free camping is available between Friday and Sunday 8.00am for self contained campers. The local Sunday market is well worth a visit if you camp ...
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Fossey River Rest Area

Fossey River Rest Area

Murchison Highway, , , Tasmania
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At Fossey River Rest Area, you can have a picnic and a short break from driving. Check out the Information board to show you what’s in the area.

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Camping at Rest Areas Regulations in Tasmania.

Rest Area Definition: A rest area is a safe area beside the road where motorists can pull off the roadway to rest.

You can sleep in most of the rest areas in Australia for 20 hours consecutive, but pitching a tent and setting up camp is prohibited.
Some areas of Tasmania might have different time limits, so be observant and check if there are any erected sings with limits.

Facilities vary within each Rest Area, some may have public toilets, fireplaces, bbqs, picnic tables etc. or they might have nothing more than a place to safely park your vehicle.

Note: It is important motorists use rest areas designated for the type of vehicle they are driving.

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