Kingston Beach, TAS 7050
Hobart Inner · Tasmania · Population 14,593 · Median age 38
Kingston Beach is a residential suburb south of Hobart with beach access, numerous short hiking trails, and local pubs within walking distance.
Kingston Beach sits on Hobart's southern fringe, offering a mix of suburban living and coastal recreation. The suburb is close to the Derwent River estuary and features a collection of easily accessible walking trails ranging from short, flat walks to moderate hikes through local bushland.
The area has a relaxed community atmosphere with several pubs and cafes within the immediate locality. With over 100 trails nearby and two campsites in the region, it serves as a convenient base for exploring Hobart's southern suburbs and waterfront areas. Public facilities are well-distributed throughout the suburb, making it accessible for visitors.
Beach walks and coastal tracks dominate the recreation options, with trails like Tyndall Beach Steps and Boronia Beach Track offering scenic waterfront access. The suburb's proximity to Hobart means shops, services, and fuel are readily available.
About Kingston Beach — Demographics
Based on postcode 7050 area (ABS Census 2021)Travel Info
Must See
- Tyndall Beach Steps — Easy walking trail (0.9km away) with direct beach and water access
- Boronia Beach Track — Scenic coastal hiking trail offering waterfront views and beach access
- Bonnet Hill Lookout Track — Easy 1.9km trail with lookout views over the local area
Must Do
- Walk Tyndall Beach Steps — Short, easy access to the waterfront with manageable elevation
- Explore Boronia Hill Flora Track — Local bush walking showcasing native flora within 1km of the suburb centre
- Visit a local pub — Robbie Brown's, Salty Dog, and Kingston Beach RSL Club are all within 200 metres, offering casual dining and drinks
Travel Tips
- •Most trails are short and start within 1-2km; ideal for half-day walks before or after exploring central Hobart
- •Several pubs are within 200 metres of the beach—good spots for refreshments after coastal walks
- •Public toilets are abundant (57 nearby), making it convenient for day visitors and campers
- •Mobile coverage and services are reliable given the suburban location close to Hobart
- •Parking is available near trailheads and beach access points; popular on weekends
Nearby Suburbs
Bonnet Hill is a residential suburb in Hobart's inner south with easy beach walks, multiple pubs, and quick access to coastal trails around Kingston Beach.
Kingston is a residential suburb south of Hobart with excellent access to hiking trails, pubs, and nearby campsites. Perfect base for exploring Tasmania's
Blackmans Bay is a coastal suburb south of Hobart with excellent walking trails, beaches, and easy access to waterfront dining and pubs.
Taroona is a coastal suburb south of Hobart with easy walking trails, foreshore access, and nearby camping options for touring visitors.
Frequently Asked Questions
What camping is near Kingston Beach?
There are 10 campsites near Kingston Beach, including The Lea Bush Camping (3.4km), Cascade Gardens (9.8km), Snug Beach Cabin & Caravan Tourist Park (10.6km).
What walks and trails are near Kingston Beach?
There are 10 walking trails near Kingston Beach, including James Lane (0.5km), Ewing Lane (0.5km), Royce Thompson Memorial Track (0.8km).
Is there fuel near Kingston Beach?
Yes, there are 5 fuel stations near Kingston Beach, including BP KINGSTON (TAS) (1.4km), EG Ampol Kingston (1.7km), Shell Reddy Express Blackmans Bay (2.3km).
What attractions are near Kingston Beach?
There are 3 attractions near Kingston Beach, including The Organ Pipes (12.6km), Abbotsfield Rivulet (22.7km), Agnes Rivulet (25.3km).