Description

Just a forked, dead-end forestry road with a moderately sized turnaround. Fairly flat, and it's land managed by Sustainable Timber Tasmania, so it's legal to camp on: https://www.sttas.com.au/forests-you/recreational-activities Google may take you to a track that is not there so look for the Tayatea C track sign on the south side of the track. Probably room for 3 or 4 vehicles at maximum. It's not much, but then there isn't much by way of free camps in the area that are documented on here.