Lake Rosebery – update
Lake Rosebery is now open, including the boat ramp, after an oil spill in early 2025.Booms will remain in place around a very small section of Henry Bay as part of the final clean-up effort. Please avoid these areas.Recent water quality testing has shown that the water is safe for recreational activities such as swimming.Testing by the Department of Health and the Inland Fisheries Service has indicated that trout from Lake Rosebery are safe to eat. The likelihood of contaminants in other fish species, including eels, has been assessed and it is considered that all fish from Lake Rosebery can be eaten safely.
Edgar Dam campground and boat ramp – closed
These facilities will be closed until mid-2026 due to construction activity. If you’re visiting the area, you may encounter increased traffic along Scotts Peak Road, including large trucks. If you’re travelling through to Scotts Peak Dam or Huon Campground, please be prepared for short delays as you will need to pass through the work site. We apologise for these disruptions.Use our interactive recreational map to discover alternative destinations and facilities, including nearby boat ramps at Scotts Peak and Strathgordon. You can also camp at Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife campsites at Huon and Teds Beach.Find out more information about the Edgar Dam upgrades project here.