- Strahan 7468
- Caravan Park
- West Coast
- ✓ Checked Oct 2026
Beachside caravan park at Strahan with cabins and powered sites, a short walk from the harbour and the Gordon River cruises.
Powered sites · Cabins · Camping
Strahan, 7468
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About caravan parks & holiday parks in West Coast
The West Coast — Queenstown, Strahan, Rosebery and Zeehan — is the most isolated part of Tasmania, reached by the steep, winding Lyell Highway or the coast road from the north. It is a small, tight-knit region shaped by mining history, with high rainfall and long distances to anywhere else. Weather delays are normal here rather than exceptional, and that applies to travel, freight and appointments alike.
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Caravan Parks & Holiday Parks in West Coast — common questions
- Do Tasmanian caravan parks need to be booked ahead?
- In summer and over the school holidays, yes — the east coast and Cradle Mountain fill weeks out. Off-season you can usually ring on the day; a powered site is rarely the thing that sells out first, cabins are.
- Are the sites powered and what does that include?
- Powered sites generally include a 15-amp outlet and water; some charge extra for a second vehicle or a boat trailer. Ask whether the site is drive-through if you are towing and do not want to reverse in the dark.
- Can I stay in a cabin without a caravan?
- Yes — most parks are cabins first now. Ask what is actually in it: linen, a proper kitchen or just a kettle, and whether the cabin has its own bathroom or a shared amenities block.
- Do parks allow dogs?
- Often on sites, rarely in cabins, and almost never in peak season. Ring rather than assume, and ask specifically about the cabin you are booking — the rule is usually per-accommodation, not per-park.
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