Campers will be able to book at a flat rate per site for groups of up to six people. Groups of more than six people will require additional campsites. Previously, campsite booking fees were charged per person.

It is understood this is the first stage of a broader rollout that will bring a range of parks experiences together in one place.

​The system will progressively expand to include walking experiences, cave tours, accommodation, parks passes and other products through a single online portal.

Parks Tasmania says many campgrounds across Tasmania will remain free to use and do not require bookings.

Premium powered campsites will be $35 per night, premium unpowered sites $24 per night and standard campsites $18 per night.

Existing rates will be honoured for all previous bookings.

Minister for Parks and Heritage, Nick Duigan, has previously said the system will make a huge difference to everybody.

“This red-tape cutting platform will replace more than a dozen IT systems and manual processes, delivering a simpler customer experience and more efficient processes for staff,” he said.

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