Captain James Cook Caravan Park
Caravan Park in Kingborough

Captain james cook caravan park offers holiday accommodation on bruny island, off tasmania's south coast. You can join a charter trip for a great day's fishing and to see bruny island's dramatic coastline.the park has direct access to adventure bay beach � visited by explorer captain james cook in his ship the h.m.s resolution in 1777. The park is also the base for ol' kid fishing charters. Park facilities include the big green shed � a welcoming, communal space equipped with a modern kitchen, tables and chairs and a wood heater. Powered and water-serviced camping sites suitable for campervans, tents and campervans are also available. There is a cabin with wheelchair access and facilities for guests with a disability, and some caravans also have units attached. Located on the east coast of the island at adventure bay, captain james cook caravan park offers a range of accommodation including self-contained cabins and fully furnished caravans. Here you can swim, picnic or take the walking tracks into south bruny national park.bruny island is accessed by a 15 minute car ferry from the town of kettering, 40 minutes' drive (34 kilometres/21 miles) south of hobart.