Tasmania

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

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.

These toilets are a real ramshackle affair, well worth taking the camera just to show your friends how you had to rough it while camping.

Popular around School Holiday time, and you will see why, once you walk down to the white sand with orange lichen covered Granite Boulders strewn around. Not suitable for large caravans

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.