TRAVEL PLANNER
THE best guide to 4WD touring/camping in Tassie is, 4WD Tracks in Tasmania, by Chris Boden.
QUEENSTOWN: West Coast Wilderness Railway: www.wcwr.com.au STRAHAN: www.strahanvillage.com.au/en/explore.html
The bush camping at Macquarie Heads is basic but pleasant. A small fee is payable. See: www.campingtasmania.com/macquarie-headscamping.htm
Zeehan Museum is one of the best regional museums in Australia: www.discovertasmania.com.au/attraction/westcoastheritagecentre
You can bush camp at Trial Harbour and Granville Harbour. There are no facilities, so be prepared.
At Corinna (https://corinna.com.au/) you can stay in the small camping area near the pub or in a range of accommodation. Take a cruise on the MV Acadia II along the Pieman River.
Take note: The ferry at Corinna has a 6.5-tonne GVM capacity and a max vehicle length (wheelbase) of 9m – inc. tow tug and camper or caravan.
The Arthur-pieman Conservation Area takes up much of the coastal area of western Tasmania from Arthur River in the north to the Pieman River in the south.
For access info and a Drivers Recreational Pass go to: https://parks.tas.gov.au/explore-our-parks/arthur-pieman-conservation-area Camping fees are also required. At Arthur River you can choose between the national park campgrounds or the excellent Arthur River Cabin Park, see https://arthurrivercabinpark.com
Note: There is no fuel at Arthur River or Corinna. The nearest fuel in the north is at Redpa or Marrawah, or in the south at Zeehan or Waratah.