Kempton Camp Grounds

Kempton, TAS

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Kempton Camp Grounds

Kempton, TAS

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Free CampingDump PointPets WelcomeBBQCamp KitchenToiletsCaravansTent SiteCabins

About this campsite

Station Park overnight stop at Kempton, being a small historic town in Tasmania located on the Midlands Highway that connects Launceston to Hobart , and that is some 48 kilometres from Hobart. Kempton is a small, but pretty town with a permanent population of less than 400 persons. This is a great small free overnight camping area with a couple of powered sites that you can stay for a mximum of 24-hours, or for non-powered sites up t0 48-hours. Kempton roadside stop, Station Park is suitable for

What this place offers

Amenities

Toilets

Power

Accommodation Types

Free Camping

Caravans

Tent Site

Cabins

Facilities

Dump Point

Playground

BBQ

Rules & Accessibility

Pets Welcome

Other Features

Camp Kitchen

Laundry

Location

Kempton Camp Grounds•Kempton, TAS, 7000

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