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  1. 10th March 2020, 04:01 PM #21
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    Quote Originally Posted by bob10 View Post
    It's fools like this that make permits and cameras necessary.


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    Quote Originally Posted by VladTepes View Post
    Ought to be one permit to cvover all beach driving. Or at least divide the state into two or three regions.
    Yep. Tassie does this well ( OK, not beach driving ) by selling single permits if that's all you want or a one size fits all permit if you are moving around. IIRC the latter is like $60, can't remember how long it covers but fine for visitors like me. 'Course, Qld gets heaps more tourists, might as well gouge 'em.
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    Ok, Fees. Vehicle access , and camping. Qld.

    Vehicle access permit (Department of Environment and Science) edit had this in the camping fee bit. $50 a week is ok with me for vehicle access, but there should be a smaller daily fee. I thought there used to be? Normally we go for a week camping. Not for a while though.


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    Tasmania access permits.



    Entry fees | Parks & Wildlife Service Tasmania


    Tasmania camping , sites and fees. I like this .


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    This is very good.

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