Lime Bay camping area

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On the secluded north-east tip of Tasman Peninsula, this peaceful campground is near the 1833 Coal Mines Historic Site, where Port Arthur’s most hardened convicts were sent for punishment. Among the still-visible remains are underground cells and mine entrances. The picturesque grassy camping area is 4 km beyond the historic site and it’s the starting point for an easy scenic walk to Greens Point cliffs and Lagoon Beach. Fuel stoves are recommended, and you need to bring your own firewood and water. To get here, take the C341 from Premaydena, through Saltwater River.

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Who to contact: Parks and Wildlife Service, Seven Mile Beach (03) 6214 8100

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