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Each year, Bush Heritage offers a variety of opportunities for visitors to connect with some of our amazing conservation reserves. This is a wonderful way for both long‑time supporters and newcomers to experience, firsthand, the incredible places you help us protect.

Our conservation reserves span Australia, from vast deserts to lush rainforests and open woodlands. Some locations are very remote, while others are easier to access. Each place offers a unique experience, and we aim to provide opportunities that suit different abilities and interests. We hope you find something that feels right for you.

To safeguard the environments under our care, ensure visitor safety, and allow our teams to focus on critical conservation work, we carefully manage visitor access to our reserves.

As a result, not all properties are open for visitor access and locations may change from year to year.

Guided visits

Walks, seated talks & vehicle-based visits

Connect with expert staff on the ground at one of our conservation reserves, as they share stories, challenges and details of the places they love. Whether it's a walking tour, a seated talk or exploring in a vehicle convoy, there's something for everyone.

Explore opportunities for guided visits
A small group walking through the grasslands at Yourka Reserve in Queensland.
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A small group walking through the grasslands at Yourka Reserve in Queensland. Photo Bee Stephens.
A visitor to Liffey River Reserve in Tasmania stops to read an interpretive sign on the self-guided walking trail.
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A visitor to Liffey River Reserve in Tasmania stops to read an interpretive sign on the self-guided walking trail. Photo Amelia Caddy.

Self-guided day visits

Explore at your own pace on one of our self-guided day visit reserves.

Self-guided visits available.

Seasonal camping stays

Immerse yourself in nature at one of our remote bush campgrounds, giving you access to self-guided tracks to experience the best of the reserve.

Explore camping options
A camp site at remote Ethabuka Reserve in Queensland.
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A camp site at remote Ethabuka Reserve in Queensland. Photo Kate Cranney.

Questions?

If you have any questions or need more information, contact our visits team

New opportunities to experience our reserves become available throughout the year. Subscribe to our emails in the footer below for updates.

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