If you’re looking to explore the Tasmanian National Parks, a park pass is essential. You will need to buy your passes and enjoy access to the stunning landscapes and attractions within Tasmania’s conservation parks. Find out more about what a park pass offers you here.
What are the Tasmanian National Park Passes
Tasmanian National Park Passes are the permits issued by the Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife Service. It allow you to enter and explore Tasmania’s national parks and reserves. You would need these passes to enter into the parks and reserves and provide access to a wide range of recreational activities such as bush walking, camping, picnicking and bird watching.
Understand the Different Types of Park Passes.
There are a variety of park passes available, depending on your needs as well as the duration of your stay. Your pass entitles you entry to all or some of the national parks and reserves in Tasmania. You can choose from day passes, multi-day passes, and season passes that offer access to different locations within the parks.
| Annual Park Pass – all parks | |
|---|---|
| General | $91.35 $73.10 – concession |
| Seniors – all parks (conditions apply)* | $36.55 |
| One Park (excludes Cradle Mountain) | $46.70 $37.35- concession |
| Two Year Parks Pass – all parks | |
|---|---|
| General | $116.75 $93.40 – concession |
| Seniors (conditions apply)* | $46.70 |
| Daily Pass – up to 24 hours, excludes Cradle Mountain | |
|---|---|
| Per vehicle (up to 8 people) | $41.20 |
| Per person (under 5 years no charge) | $20.60 |
| Holiday Passes – up to 2 months (includes Cradle Mountain) | |
|---|---|
| Per vehicle (up to 8 people) | $82.40 |
| Per person (under 5 years no charge) | $41.20 |
| Icon Daily Pass – Cradle Mountain only (includes shuttle service) | |
|---|---|
| Adults (18 years and over) | $25.75 |
| Children (5-17 years, under 5 years no charge) | $10.30 |
| Family (2 adults, 3 children) | $61.80 |
You can check the fee on the official website.
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How to Purchase a Tasmanian National Park Pass Online.
Purchasing a Tasmanian National Park Pass online is easy and convenient. You can simply visit the Parks & Wildlife Service Tasmania or the Service Tasmania website to purchase or renew your Park Pass. Once you have chosen the right pass, fill out the necessary information on the form and submit your payment. Your pass will be mailed to you, ready to be used at any of Tasmania’s amazing national parks and reserves.
You can use the official websites below to purchase your tickets.
Purchase at Service Tasmania website
Purchase at Parks & Wildlife Service Tasmania website
How many national parks in Tasmania
According to the official website, there are 19 national parks scattered around the state in Tasmania.
- Ben Lomond National Park
- Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park
- Douglas-Apsley National Park
- Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park
- Freycinet National Park
- Hartz Mountains National Park
- Kent Group National Park
- Maria Island National Park
- Mole Creek Karst National Park
- Mount Field National Park
- Mount William National Park
- Narawntapu National Park
- Rocky Cape National Park
- Southwest National Park
- Strzelecki National Park
- Tasman National Park
- Walls of Jerusalem National Park
- Wellington Park
- Douglas River Esplanade Conservation Area
These national parks in Tasmania cover a diverse range of landscapes and ecosystems, including alpine wilderness, rain forests, coastline, and towering peaks.
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