Campers with picnic table and tent at stumpys 2 campsite, Mount William National Park
Stumpys 2 campsite (photograph: Joe Shemesh)

Mount William camping

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Fire ban: Seasonal campfire bans are in place
Applies from 5/11/2024
​​​Campfires, pot fires and other solid fuel stoves are banned in all parks and reserves in the King Island, Flinders, Dorset,  Break O’Day, Glamorgan-Spring Bay and Sorell local government areas.

Campfires, pot fires and other solid fuel stoves are also banned in Narawntapu National Park.

This is a seasonal ban to reduce the risk of fire over summer.

​The map​ below shows all affected areas.  You can still use gas stoves and gas barbecues. 
A map of Tasmania highlighting areas where campfires are banned
 Look out for these signs.



Please note: The Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area and the Vale of Belvoir Conservation Area are fuel stove only areas at all times of the year.

Last reviewed 12/11/2024 01:00 PM


A valid parks pass is required for entry to Tasmania's national parks.
Caravan/Campervan    Tent   
Fees:
​1 - 2 people
​$13 per night
Additional adults (18+ years)​​$5 per night
Additional children (5 - 17 years; children under 5 years free)​​$2.50 per night
Family (2 adults, 3 children)​​$16 per night
​Weekly discount up to 7 nights
​​$50 for 1 - 2 people
$20 for additional adults
$10 for additional children

Bookings:

​​No bookings are taken. Deposit boxes are situated at Stumpys 1 and Deep Creek campground.

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There are six campsites in Mount William National Park that provide a perfect base for you to explore the area. 

Deep Creek Campground is in the south of the park, and well located if you’re planning to visit Eddystone Point Lighthouse. 

In the north of the park, you can enjoy beautiful coastal camping at Top Camp, near Musselroe Bay, or in Stumpys Bay Campgrounds 1-4. The four Stumpys Bay sites are well sheltered and close to the beach. There’s a good chance you’ll see wallabies around the campground, and wake to the sound of kookaburras. 

Each campsite has pit toilets, but there is no drinking water or power supply. Bore water is available for washing at Stumpys Bay Campground 1 and 3, and at Deep Creek.

Stumpys 2 is a Fuel Stove Only Area and fires are not permitted. There is a day use area adjacent to Stumpys 4 campground which has a shelter, picnic tables and gas barbecues that can be used on Total Fir​e Ban​​ days.