Camping on Lady Musgrave Island is permitted for most of  the year, although it can be closed for   short    periods   of  time  for  conservation activities.  A  limit of  50 campers  at  one  time applies    and    strict   guide   lines   regarding camping  in  National  Parks  apply.  These are unlikely  to  affect   your   stay   if  you   are  an environmental     and     conservation   minded person. A  small  camping    fee  applies which is  payable  to The Department of Environment and Heritage, who in turn issue you a camping permit.  Situated   on the  western  side  of  the island  the   camping    ground   is   spartan  by modern     day      standards      boasting    only composting    toilets   compressor   bunker   for filling scuba tanks.

You basically  need  to  bring everything right down to fresh  water  and tent pegs. All of this gear  including  fresh water containers can be hired    from    local  charter  companies  who service  the  Island   from the  Town of  1770.   They can   also   give   you   more information on  camping permits,transportation and costs. Boats  service the island on a 7day schedule,  weather and  Passenger   demand permitting.

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