Template:Tasmanian national parks pass

To enter any national park in Tasmania, you'll need to have a valid park pass to enter the park, which can be found on the Parks Tasmania website. There are numerous passes available, depending on your needs. The fees are up-to-date as of February 2024.

A Daily Pass is usually valid for 24 hours and is usable in all parks, although it does not include access to Cradle Mountain. This is particularly useful if you're going to numerous nearby parks. A pass for your vehicle covers up to 8 occupants; you only need the per-person pass if you arrive outside a vehicle.
 * Per vehicle: A$44.75.
 * Per person (≥5 years): A$22.35.

If you stay in Tasmania for a few weeks and want to visit several national parks, the Holiday Pass is valid for up to two months. This also includes Cradle Mountain.
 * Per vehicle: A$89.50.
 * Per person (≥5 years): A$44.75.

There is also the Annual Park Pass, which is valid in all parks, including Cradle Mountain.


 * A$95.30 in general.
 * A$76.25 for concession holders.
 * A$38.10 for seniors.

If you only plan to frequently revisit one park for 12 months, it costs A$48.70 for a regular adult and A$38.95 for concession holders. This excludes Cradle Mountain.

Passes can either be purchased through passes.parks.tas.gov.au, in any national park visitor centre, some travel information centres, onboard Spirit of Tasmania vessels, and Service Tasmania centres.