Visit our reserves

Combines vehicle based exploration with plenty of stops and short wanders, is a great way of traversing our reserve to experience many of their highlights. Throughout the day, you’ll hear directly from expert field staff as they share insights into the landscapes, wildlife, and conservation projects they manage.

Best for: Participants with moderate mobility who enjoy a mix of driving and gentle walking. Specific details will be provided for each trip.

For those who love to explore on foot, Guided Walks offer an immersive way to experience our reserves. Led by knowledgeable field staff, each trip may vary in duration and pace, but provide plenty of on-ground time to connect with landscapes and engage with informative discussions from our qualified field staff

Best for: Participants with high mobility and stamina who are comfortable being on their feet for most of the day. Specific details will be provided for each trip.

Join subject experts for engaging presentations held on some of our more accessible reserves. These talks enable you to experience a property from a central base while immersing yourself in a range of conservation-based topics (talk focus and subjects will vary across events). An optional short field excursion will usually be offered for those interested in exploring a little further.

Best for: Participants looking for something less energetic but still offering a knowledge rich experience with minimal mobility requirements. Specific details will be provided for each trip.

Available year‑round, except during occasional closures for management or safety reasons. These visits are 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.

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 are required, but for your safety, check weather conditions before you travel and don’t visit during storms or on days rated as very high fire danger.

Best for: Self‑sufficient visitors who are capable of exploring independently.

These seasonal campgrounds located on some of our remote properties, offer a chance to immerse yourself in these protected landscapes, with access to designated self‑guided drives and walks that highlight key features of the property.

Visitor numbers are limited, and facilities are minimal; true bush camping. Campers must be fully self‑sufficient with all supplies, equipment, and safety gear. Bookings are essential and are best made in advance to secure one of our limited sites.

On-line registration available two months prior to the camping season opening.

Best for: Experienced remote travellers who are self‑reliant and able to manage their own safety and comfort. Visitors must meet the specified safety requirements for accessing these reserves.