Are you looking for a new adventure?
Waterhouse Conservation Area is a hidden gem in the far northeast of Tasmania, containing one of Australia’s largest areas for heathland. With vast remnants from before humans arrived that tower over your head at up to 100 feet tall and cover acres upon miles into these Permanent Deep Water Lagoons which house three major habitats all within them: Woodlands with their various species; Sandy Beaches where you can find some rare plants only found around these parts or elsewhere on this coastline.
Campsites are plentiful but basic with visitors needing to be self-sufficient so they can enjoy exploring.
HOW TO GET THERE
The location information below has been checked by FRC at the time of publication as far as possible and may be used as a GPS reference.
FEES & BOOKINGS
There is no charge for the use of this facility, so if you are staying at this site we encourage you to help keep it clean and tidy.
RULES
Please obey any local signage.
THINGS TO DO
The area has so many things to do that it can be hard to choose just one! You could go fishing in Blackmans Lagoon or take a swim at the beach. If you want something more active, why not try 4WDing on some unsealed roads? There are also walking tracks through the forest if you prefer hiking instead.
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Address & Contact
Our Address
via Homestead Road
GPS
-40.827521, 147.668919
Telephone
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Additional Information
Suburb:
Waterhouse
State:
TAS
Pin Code:
7262
Post ID:
39571
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