The Little Pine Lagoon camping area is located immediately next to Little Line lagoon, which is beside the Marlborough Hwy (B11), 7 km west of Miena, in Tasmania’s central highlands and that connects Miena to the Lyell Highway. This is a gravel road that is generally good but can be challenging after heavy snow or rain. From the highway, the Little Pine Lagoon camping area is a further 500 m to the grassed camping areas located along beyond the permanent shacks; there are separate areas for tents and trailers. No fires are allowed under any circumstance, so gas/fuel stoves must be carried. Contact Inland Fisheries Tasmania on 1300 463 474 for more information. Camping fees are payable at the self-registration station and a valid Fishing Licence is required to fish; check season and regulations www.ifs.tas.gov.au This campsite is located in Little Pine Lagoon Lakeside Reserve and by many locals and visitors to Tassie is considered one of the best fly-fishing waters in Australia, with wild brown trout being the main reason anglers come to this Lagoon to fish. When full, the lagoon is around 220 ha of shallow water surrounded by open grasslands and banks enabling you to fish at many locations around Little Pine Lagoon. Conditions can be very harsh during Winter - the area is subject to heavy snow, strong winds, and rain - please ensure you are well prepared to camp at Little Pine Lagoon. Little Pine Lagoon Road Little Pine Lagoon TAS 7140 Tel: (03) 6259 8148. See also: Camping Jonah Bay, Camping Woods Lake, Camping Lake Leake, Camping Lake Sorell, Camping Lake Binney, Camping Lake Crescent, Camping Arthurs Lake, Camping Penstock Lagoon, Camping Little Pine Lagoon, Camping Butlers Gorge, Camping Repulse Dam, Camping Laughing Jack Lagoon, Camping Lake Gairdner, Camping Lake Pedder, Camping Lake Echo, Camping Lake Meadowbank, Camping Strathgordon,