Mayfield Bay Conservation Area Free Camp
Highlights
- Discover shady tent and campervan sites at Mayfield Campground, perfect for a relaxing coastal getaway.
- Watch eagles soar overhead while listening to waves roll onto the beach, immersing yourself in nature's tranquillity.
- Enjoy superb views across Great Oyster Bay towards Freycinet Peninsula and Schouten Island from scenic vantage points.
- Gather around the barbeque facilities, making it easy to share meals with family and friends in a beautiful setting.
Mayfield Bay Conservation Area is a popular stop-off on the Great Eastern Drive self-drive experience. The area was initially reserved in 1981 for its diverse natural and cultural values.
The reserve is loved by locals who regularly return, but also interstate and international travellers looking for a coastal camping option.
Here you can watch eagles soar overhead and hear the waves roll onto the beach. Vantage points offer superb views across Great Oyster Bay towards the Freycinet Peninsula and Schouten Island.
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