Tasmania

Cockle Creek - Free Camping Facilities Available: Bring everything, including the kitchen sink.

Have a walk along the streets or Try some freshwater fising in the nearby River Clyde.

Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary (pronounced “Bon-a-rong” - Aboriginal meaning “Native Companion”) was established in 1981 as a sanctuary for injured and orphaned wildlife and is Tasmania's most popular wildlife park.

Rocky Cape Tavern & Caravan Park is located at 19375 Bass Highway, Rocky Cape, Tasmania 7321. Telephone number is: 03 6443 4110 Information on charges is as follows: Unpowered site $5 per night, and there is a $5 fee per person for the use of toilets and showers. Powered sites are $15 per night, and again $5 per person for toilet and showers unless in a fully self contained motor home.

Take a short walk or get your bikes off the back of the van and take a short sightseeing trip around town then settle in for the night.There is a Tavern with meals and takeaways within walking distance and that the Kempton Country Music Muster is held at the Tavern every October, so add this to your list of places to visit.

Not a lot to do but chill out, grab a picnic and enjoy the scenery before deciding where to head off to next.

Take the walk and grab a bite to eat at the fully licensed café, they also have free internet available. There is plenty of room for caravans and large rigs in their car park. Checkout the suspension bridge or have a crack at wired hang gliding then white water rafting.

The Devils @ Cradle Tasmanian devil Sanctuary is unique in that it focuses on Tasmania's three carnivorous marsupials, concentrating primarily on the Tasmanian devil but including both the Eastern and Spotted - tail Quoll. The tourism side of the business allows visitors to view these animals from the comfort of the Visitors Centre or wander through the sanctuary on a personalised guided tour ensuring a close up encounter with a Tasmanian devil. One of our keepers will give you an accurate understanding of their lifecycle and the current threats that confront them such as Devil Facial Tumour Disease. We consider this aspect of the business a valuable tool in the education of the general public and an important part of our Conservation Program.