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National park in Tasmania, Australia
Photo: Steven Penton from Bakers Beach, Tasmania Australia, CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Narawntapu National Park is a Tasmanian national park in the northwest of Tasmania, minutes away from Devonport and Launceston. It's one of the few coastal national parks in Tasmania, and one of the few national parks along the Bass Strait.
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The longest beach in the park, and has some pretty good sunset views at sunset. As with all Tasmanian beaches, the water may be a bit too cold for swimming, but nevertheless, it's still an enjoyable beach.
A lookout overlooking most of the park, particularly to the west but nevertheless, it gives a good 270° view. There's also a well designated path leading to the lookout as well.
Has hybrid chemical/septic toilets, picnic tables, and the bare minimum basic facilities. However, Kyobaa Campground is entirely unpowered, and caravans are not permitted.
An unpowered campground, however, this campground caters for both caravans and campers. Campfires are permitted, but you'll need to bring your own pre-cut firewood. Includes toilets.
A powered campsite and can facilitate caravans, campervans and camper trailers. This campsite is also wheelchair friendly. On top of toilets, this campsite also has showers, in which four minute tokens can be purchased off the visitor centre, although they can get cold though.
An unpowered camping site, with only camping allowed. Campfires are permitted, but you'll need to bring your own pre-cut firewood.
If you are coming from Devonport, use the National Highway 1 Bass Highway down south and then immediately exit onto B74 after a kilometre, and then immediately turn onto B71 Frankford Road.
Read in the guideThe only roads in the park are those that connect the visitor centre and the campgrounds. Apart from that, you have to walk.
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