Lake Sorell Camping

Camping Lake Sorell, Dago Point Interlaken campground central highlands trout fishing Tasmania. The Lake Sorell, Dago Point campground Interlaken Tasmania offers basic bush camping with limited facilities including toilets and some basic firepits. To camp at Lake Sorell, you must be largely fully self-sufficient – Dogs are permitted but must be kept on a lead and under control. The campsites are set among tall trees beside the Lake Sorell foreshore. This is a large camping area with app. 100 camping spots available. It is free to camp at Dago Point, Lake Sorell Interlaken Tassie. People planning to fish at Lake Crescent should use Dago Point campground as their base as there is no camping at Lake Crescent. Camping Fishing Tasmania Often you may be the only people camping at this beautiful spot as this location is very remote and the conditions can be harsh, especially during Winter. There is plenty of firewood lying on the ground – do not cut down any trees. There is an old water tank, however, please boil or treat water before drinking. There is an old playground and basic toilet facilities. You must take all food and supplies with you as the nearest shops are at some distance away in Oatlands and Miena and accessible only by narrow gravel roads which should be driven with care at night. They also only have limited opening hours. To get to the Dago Point campground Lake Sorell Interlaken Tasmania, first drive to the small settlement of Interlaken, app. 28 kilometres from either the Midland Highway near Tunbridge and the Lake Highway. Follow the signs, the Lake Sorell campground is app. 300 metres from the turn-off on a gravel road, that is easily accessible by 2WD vehicles. See also: Camping Penstock Lagoon – Camping Arthurs Lake – Camping Bronte Lagoon – Camping Oatlands – Camping Bradys Lake – Camping Lake Binney – Camping Little Pine Lagoon