Policemans Point Campground - TAS

The northern section of the Bay of Fires Conservation Area – Policemans Point campground is located south of Anson Bay. The campground has numerous campsites nestled among trees with views of the Ansons Bay river mouth. It is not possible to cross the outlet of Ansons Bay.

Perfect for long leisurely walks, swimming in the protected bays, fishing off the rocks and quiet coastal camping nestled behind the dunes.

Caravan/Campervan, tent, free campground. No bookings are required. Hybrid toilets. Camping is permitted only in designated campground. Dogs (on leads only) are permitted. A blackwater dump station is located on the corner of Tully and Young streets in St Helens. Please do not dump chemical toilet contents in the campground toilets. There are no rubbish bins provided and you will need to take your rubbish with you to dispose of properly.

Campers are encouraged to bring fire pots for use when fire restrictions are not in place. Always check local signage for campfire restrictions before lighting a campfire. It is best to have a fuel stove with you for cooking as restrictions can change. Extinguish your campfire completely before departing and ensure no hot coals remain.

The maximum stay is four weeks.

Beach activities and bird-watching are popular and pods of dolphins are frequently seen cruising close to the shore. The area is also known for its scenic reefs, underwater caves and abundant sea life and snorkelling and diving gear are often packed with camping essentials.