Seasonal camping
Seasonal campgrounds on some of our more remote reserves offer a chance to immerse yourself in these protected landscapes.
Opportunities for self-guided visits have been established on some of our less remote properties, usually within a short drive of a town or regional centre; perfect for an easy day trip or as part of a longer journey.
The following reserves are accessible year‑round, except during occasional closures for management or safety reasons.
Explore at your leisure; enjoy a picnic, follow the guided walking trails, and take in the natural surroundings. Please tread lightly and leave no trace.
No bookings required, but for your safety tell someone where you're going, check weather conditions before you travel and don’t visit during storms or on days rated as very high fire danger or greater.
Liffey Valley (Tasmania)
Easy access
Please read and download our Liffey Valley Reserves Visitor Guide (PDF) to prepare for your travel to the property
Located near Bracknell (Tasmania), these reserves are open to the public for day visits all year round.
No camping, pets or firearms.
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Tree fern at Liffey River Reserve. Photo: Annette Ruzicka.
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Blue tongue lizard. Photo Nic Duncan.
Kojonup Reserve (WA)
Easy access
Please read and download our Kojonup Visitor Guide (PDF) to prepare for your travel to the reserve.
Located in south-west WA, 196 km north-west of Albany, this reserve is open to the public for day visits all year round.
No camping, fires, pets, or firearms.
Reedy Creek (Qld)
Closed until further notice
The Paperbark Forest Walk is closed to the public due to safety issues and the pressure that visitation is placing on this sensitive ecosystem. Our team is assessing options for responsible upgrades to the walk, in the hope we can find a solution to allow visitors to safely enjoy this beautiful environment, while ensuring its protection. We expect it will take some time before we know more, at which point we'll update our website and local networks.
Thanks for your cooperation.
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Light through tree canopy. Photo Leanne Hales.
Questions?
If you have any questions or need more information, contact our visits team.
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