Camping in Tasmania | Episode 3 Of Tasmania's BEST Campgrounds UNCOVERED

[@gavinjewell5886]

Interesting to hear about the creepy campgrounds. Great 3 episodes, definitely check out a few campgrounds next time I'm in Tassie

[@bushandbay]

@@gavinjewell5886 actually, the free camp in this episode, in Mersey Forest, was so remote that the night got super creepy! 😇 We had a few like these. The more remote you go the creepier they get and a lot of free camps in Tassie are very remote… Thanks for the feedback! 🙏🏼

[@gavinjewell5886]

@bushandbay What was the name of the free camp in the Mersey Forrest

[@bushandbay]

It’s very close to the Lake Rowallan Boat Ramp. Mersey Forest Rd. High clearance recommended… only small trailers I would say 😇

[@gavinjewell5886]

@@bushandbay Thanks guys 👍

[@ellisjudson6162]

Cloudy Bay is also a great place to catch an Aurora, with uninterrupted views south and no light pollution. Tassie is the best place in Australia to see the Southern Aurora 🤩

[@bushandbay]

@@ellisjudson6162 Cloudy Bay was actually our Tassie favourite campground 😍 Such a beautiful place!

[@evanandgemma1]

Just found you guys, new subscriber. Thanks for sharing your awesome journey through Tassie. Great videos and I really have to get back to tassie after watching your videos. 👍👍

[@bushandbay]

Thanks so much! We are definitely going back as well 😇 I wish that ferry wasn’t that expensive 🙄 Cheers! 🙏🏼

[@brentthompson6223]

Hey guys loved the 3 episodes 🤙🤙wat time of year were you there?

[@bushandbay]

@@brentthompson6223 thanks! We were there from the end of January until March. Enjoy!

[@petermcmahon8707]

Thank you so much for these 3 episodes. I have recently found myself as a solo camper, canoeist and traveller with my wife of 54 yrs now in residential aged home care. At 75yrs this is my last chance to visit and camp in Tassie and your contribution was clearly the best guide I could have hoped for in planning a much anticipated adventure. Thank you again. PS any advice with the Creepy elements? Pete from Cooma NSW (formerly Geelong!)

[@bushandbay]

@@petermcmahon8707 that’s amazing to hear! You should really check out Sam’s blogposts about Tasmania. That’ll be even more helpful! You can find them on our website. Regards to the creepy stuff 😇 I would say that the entire west coast is so remote that often you find yourself alone in the wilderness. It gets creepy fast when you are all alone … BUT that’s probably just us Europeans 😇😅 You’ll love Tassie and make the most of it! Amazing that you are doing this at 75yrs 💪🏼 I hope we can say that one day! 🙏🏼 Good luck and safe travels.

[@petermcmahon8707]

What a cool (and fast!!) reply. I think there must be a mistake with my DOB; I can't be this old. Stay well you two Pete

[@bushandbay]

@@petermcmahon8707 😂😂😇

[@svenfokkema3440]

Epic - many thanks for taking us along!

[@bushandbay]

Our pleasure mate! I hope you enjoyed the Tassie episodes. Thank you!

[@ScottyRowe]

Love your videos! Did you have to modify the Jeep suspension at all to tow the X1?

[@bushandbay]

@@ScottyRowe thank you! The Jeep has a 2 inch lift with some airbags (airbagman) in the back BUT I don’t believe you need it to tow an X1. They are pretty lightweight.

[@TheBenmick6]

Hope you didn't burn all my firewood at lake Rowallan 😂. I cut those rounds off the fallen tree.

[@bushandbay]

@@TheBenmick6 😂😂😂😂😂

[@18priyansh28]

In which month did you make this visit?

[@bushandbay]

@@18priyansh28 end of January until mid March 😬