Dover Beachside Tourist Park (CP)

Dover Beachside Tourist Park is located opposite the beachfront of the protected waters of Esperance Bay. The Park has plenty of powered and unpowered sites for your motor home, car or caravan. Permanent and semi-permanent sites are also available. If you’re looking  for an alternative, this place also offers fully self-contained cabins. Their facilities include the modern camp kitchen, undercover BBQ area and laundry. They even have a children’s playground which is situated opposite on the foreshore.

HOW TO GET THERE
It is located 80km from Hobart. Head southeast the  Huon Highway (A6) to Scotts Road/C634 in Geeveston , turn left onto Scotts Road/C634, turn left onto Huon Highway/A6, continue on Chapman Avenue, drive to Kent Beach Road, turn left onto Chapman Avenue, turn right onto Station Road and turn left onto Kent Beach Road. The site is on the left.

SITE ACCESS
Along Kent Beach Road, you’ll see their signpost right at the entrance to their site. You’ll drive along a cemented road where you’ll pass by their self contained cabins first before you reach their camping site and parking area.

FEES & BOOKINGS
Fee starts at $25 for unpowered sites and at $35 for powered sites. For more information you may call or email via the details below.

THINGS TO DO
The township of Dover as a range of amenities including supermarket, café, pharmacy, bank, Pizza shop/restaurant, hardware store, petrol station and many more.

Be sure to leave yourself enough time to explore the special secrets of the unique Far South. Things to do in the area include: fishing, boating, swimming, beach combing, sea kayaking, bushwalking, gem fossicking, picnicking, lawn bowls, golf, bird watching, capturing the views and ever changing light on canvas or film, star gazing and if you’re lucky, viewing the fascinating Aurora Borealis (Southern Lights)  relaxing in this serene setting. It is also the ideal place to visit the Hastings Caves and Thermal Pool, Cockle Creek and the famous World Heritage Wilderness Area, the magnificent Hartz Mountains with their waterfalls and walking trails, Ida Bay Bush Railway and the popular Tahune Airwalk.

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