Lime Bay Camping

Great little campground on the bay. No designated spots, just camp wherever you want to set up on the grass. Good cell service. Clean toilets. Gorgeous water perfect for kayaking or paddle boarding.

Great spot with plenty of areas to camp. Has 4 really good and cleans toilets. Area needs a bit of maintenance as some of the driveways in and out of the spots are bit bumpy and not that great for sedans, especially if it’s wet weather. The path to the long beach is overgrown and not clearly marked, worth the trek just keep an eye out for snakes! $13 for a couple overnight is quite good value.

Really good came site went for one day stayed three

Great camping spot with a beautiful view onto the ocean. Not crowded despite being there during summer. After dawn, many animals run around on the camping sight, sometimes even under the vans. We saw wombats, brush tail possums, and wallabies, as well as many birds. The toilets are well serviced an very clean. Be aware that the last 20min are on a gravel road.

120 km from Hobart, Lime Bay campground is very quite and nature. Starting from Coal Mine historic, road to campground is gravel so it took longer time to drive. There are also several walking tracks that you can enjoy whole day. This is campground with fee and no dog allow.

It's a good place to hang out with friends. You can see wild animals around you in the evening. Nice and clean toilets.

Large campground not flat though. Get in early as it gets busy. Beach is great for kids as it's shallow. Usually calm. You need a parks pass plus camping fees per night. Bring cash for that. Mobile phone reception. Toilets are pump flush and clean. It's close to the salt water river ruins which are better than Port Arthur and free of charge. I.e. no cost.

Great campground with heaps of sites. Gravel road is quite good and was easy in our 25 ft 2wd motorhome. Has well maintained drop toilets and limited drinking water. (better to take own water). The small beach, bay and views are gorgeous. Lots of birdlife. Campfires are generally allowed, but must bring own wood. Collecting wood is prohibited. There are various walks, one along coast to Coalmines Historic Convict Site. Another, which we really liked is across country to the western side beach. The trail crosses Sloping Lagoon, which is dry and covered with Sandfire, kangaroo and wombat scat. The trailhead is close to the beach at the northern end of the campground. See photo of map with trail marked.

Great site. Well maintained area with flushing toilets & toilet paper! This is a pay to use campsite and cash is required,$13 per site.

Beautiful spotPlenty of wildlife VERY FRIENDLYEspecially the Magpies ( not like the mainland Maggies) great walks and plenty of history .