Camping on the Frenchman's Cap track is recommended only for experienced walkers who are fully self-sufficient. Please note, fuel-stoves only are allowed in this area. If you are walking Frenchman's Cap, you must register from the starting point on the Lyell Highway, which is located app. 3 kilometres west of the Franklin River Bridge and 30 kilometres west of Derwent Bridge. The start of the Frenchman's Cap bushwalk is 40 kilometres east of Queenstown. The Frenchman's Cap bushwalk takes app 3-5 days to complete and is strictly only for experienced bushwalkers. In the towns of Queenstown and Strahan you will find amenities including shopping, bakery, hotel, and medical services. Only limited facilities are found in Derwent Bridge. There are other accommodation options in the area. There are two unattended huts along the track which have bunks but no cooking stoves or utensils. The Lake Vera hut accommodates 20 people; Lake Tahune 16 people. It is preferable to use the huts whenever possible in order to reduce the impact on vegetation around campsites. However, always carry a tent as the huts may be full when you arrive. Carrying a tent will also allow you to stop due to adverse weather, injury, or tiredness. Recommended camping locations are Camping Franklin River; a number of sites can be found just before crossing the river: Loddon River; Philps Creek Lake Vera - a number of suitable sites are located along the track a short distance after crossing the bridge near the hut; and Lake Tahune. The Frenchmans Cap bushwalk is a challenging walk in a harsh part of Tasmania exposed to extreme and changeable weather conditions at any time of the year. Anyone camping in this area must be fully self-sufficient and experienced. Frenchmans Cap is a 3 - 5 days return, 54km return grade 4 bushwalk for experienced bushwalkers. Tracks are long, rough, and very steep and signage may be limited. COVID-19: You must be registered to undertake the walk to Frenchmans Cap and numbers are limited - bookings are required. See important COVID-19 Safety Information for bushwalker registration instructions Frenchmans Cap. See also: Camping Loddon River, Camping Lake King William, Camping Bronte Lagoon, Laughing Jack Lagoon Camping, Camping Bradys Lake, Camping Tungatinah Power Station, Lake Binney Camping, Camping Franklin River, Camping Lake St Clair