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Trousers Point Walk, people sitting and walking on granite boulders, overlooking ocean, Flinders Island
Trousers Point Walk, Strzelecki National Park (photograph: Chris Crerar)

Strzelecki camping

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Fire ban: Seasonal campfire bans are in place
Applies from 20/12/2025

There is currently a seasonal campfire ban on PWS managed parks and reserves in the following areas:

  • ​Maria Island and Flinders Island

  • All parks and reserves in the municipalities of Glamorgan-Spring Bay, Dorset, Break O’Day and Tasman.

  • Narrawntapu National Park, Tooms Lake and Snakey Creek Conservation Area

This ban includes campfires, pot fires and other solid fuel.

The map​ below shows all affected areas. You can still use gas stoves and gas barbecues.​

A map of Tasmania highlighting areas where campfire bans are in place​

Look out for these signs.

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Stylised campfire with a red cross through it

Round pot on three legs with a flue. Red cross through it showing that these are not allowed to be used

Please note: Parts of the reserved estate including The Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area, the Vale of Belvoir Conservation Area and the Three Capes Track are fuel stove only areas at all times of the year.​

Last reviewed 16/1/2026 08:49 AM

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  • Barbecues
  • Campfires permitted
  • Camping
  • Parking
  • Short walk
  • Snorkelling
  • Swimming
  • Toilets

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    • Furneaux Field Centre
      Lagoon Rd, Whitemark, Flinders Island TAS 7255
      Postal: PO Box 41
      Whitemark TAS 7255
      Phone: 03 6359 2217
    A valid parks pass is required for entry to Tasmania's national parks.
    Tent   
    Fees:

    No fees apply

    Bookings:

    ​​No bookings taken, walk-in only

    The Trousers Point campground is around 16 km from Whitemark. From Whitemark, travel south on B85, then turn into road C806 to Trousers Point. The campground is 100 metres past the picnic area.

    About

    ​​Camping is available within Strzelecki National Park at the southern end of Trousers Point. This is a delightfully situated site, with a crescent of white sandy beac​​h, clear turquoise waters, and mountainous backdrop.

    The beach is sheltered, and great for swimming or snorkelling, and there are a number of pleasant coastal walks nearby.

    The site offers basic facilities, including a toilet, rainwater tank, one fireplace area, picnic tables, open areas for tents, information board and rubbish bins. There is also a free gas barbeque at the picnic area.​

    Please note that Flinders Island has a number of campgrounds and facilities provided by both the Tasmania ​Parks and Wildlife Service and Flinders Island Council. For further information refer to Camping on Flinders Island - Flinders Council​.​​

    Flinders Island can be reached either by plane or sea. Sharp Airlines fly from Melbourne (1 hour) or from Launceston (35 mins), and there is a shuttle service from the airport to Whitemark, where you can hire a car, camper van or bicycle to get around the island. 

    Alternatively, there is a weekly barge with Furneaux Freight from Bridport, which allows you to bring your own car across.

    To reach the Strzelecki National Park from Whitemark, travel south along the B85 then turn off along the C806.​

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    Where possible, please avoid driving in our reserves at night. You are sharing the roads with our native wildlife, so take it slow and watch out for animals on the road.

    ​​​Campfires are only permitted at designated campgrounds within designated fireplaces. Campfires are prohibited during seasonal fire bans. Never leave your campfire unattended - it is prohibited. For campfire safety and how to check whether any restrictions are in place see Campfires and fire bans.​

    Always check local signage for campfire bans​ before lighting a campfire. Bring your own water and firewood.  It is best to have a fuel stove with you for cooking, as restrictions can change. 

    For the safety of everyone - completely extinguish your campfire before you depart and ensure no hot coals remain.  Remember - Soak it. Stir it. Soak it again.​

    Please take all rubbish away with you.

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    ​It is recommended to organise a hire vehicle before you arrive as there is no public transport on the island.

    Telstra is the only network that provides mobile phone coverage on the island, although even this can be patchy. There are known blackspots at Pigs Head Point (near Trousers Point). There are public telephones available at Whitemark, Lady Barron, Killiecrankie and the Whitemark Airport. 

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    ​Find out other essential information for visiting Tasmania's parks and reserves on our know before you go section.