Guest Information
East Beach Tourist Park
Beachfront Camping and Cabins Low Head Tasmania
Everything you need to know before and during your stay at East Beach Tourist Park. If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch – we’re always happy to help.
Check-In & Check-Out
Check-in: From 2:00pm
Check-out: By 10:00am
If you’re arriving outside of office hours, please contact us in advance to arrange a late check-in.
Office Hours
Monday – Sunday: 10:00am – 5:00pm
Manager available for pre-arranged late arrivals contact us
Location
- Just minutes from Low Head Beach
- Close to Low Head Lighthouse
- 1.5km to Low Head Penguin Tours
- Easy access to George Town and Tamar Valley
Pets
We are a pet-friendly park, however we ask that all pets are:
- Kept on a lead at all times
- Well behaved and under control
- Cleaned up after
Please be mindful of other guests and local wildlife during your stay.
Campfires
Enjoy a campfire during your stay using above-ground firepits only, where permitted and if no fire bans are in place.
- For safety, all fires must be supervised at all times
- Please check with reception before lighting a fire
Quiet Hours
To ensure all guests can enjoy the peaceful, relaxed atmosphere of the park:
- Quiet hours apply from 9:00pm – 8:00am
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No excessive noise is permitted — please be respectful of other guests at all times
Park Facilities and Features
Guests have access to:
- Amenities block (hot showers & toilets)
- Camp kitchen
- Laundry facilities
- Dump point
- Drinking water
- Pet-friendly grounds
- Easy beach access
- Free Wifi
View full list of facilities and features.
BBQ Area
A public BBQ area is available directly opposite East Beach Tourist Park, near the beach entrance.
Park Map
Click here for the full park map.
Things to Do
Click here for a full list of things to do during your stay.
Wildlife
Pademelon wallabies leave widespread evidence as they roam throughout the park each evening after dusk. However, our resident Tassie devils, echidnas, wombats and possums are more discreet and harder to spot amongst the dunes. The yellow-tailed black cockatoos are magnificent as they screech overhead.
Respecting the Environment
East Beach Tourist Park is surrounded by natural coastal bushland and native wildlife. We kindly ask all guests to:
- Respect the natural environment
- Avoid feeding wildlife
- Keep the park clean and tidy.
Need Help?
If you need anything during your stay, please don’t hesitate to contact us we’re here to make your visit as enjoyable as possible.
