Visitor Information

We want everyone to have a safe and enjoyable visit. Read our guidelines below to help ensure you have a fun visit.

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Accessible picnic tables

We’ve provided picnic tables with extended overhangs at both ends so that wheelchair users can access them comfortably.

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Protect and respect wildlife, plants and trees

When spending time in the forest, consider your surroundings and make sure that all plants and animals are left undisturbed. 

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Guard against all risks of fire

Dry weather makes it very easy for wildfires to start. Help us prevent this by not using BBQs and not smoking in the park. 

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Keep dogs on a lead

We know the park is an exciting place for any canine companion! Please make sure your dog is on the lead at all times to protect the wildlife and for the safety of other visitors. 

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Take your litter home

Litter is unpleasant for visitors but can also cause damage to the park and wildlife. Litter bins have been provided around the park for your convenience so please do make use of them.

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Make no unnecessary noise

The park is a great place to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Avoid disturbing wildlife and other visitors by keeping noise to a minimum and enjoy the peace and quiet.

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Take only memories away

Anything that belongs in the park should stay in the park. Respect the park and the wildlife that lives there by leaving their home intact. 

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The park is for everyone, please be aware of other visitors

We want everyone to enjoy their visit to the park. We ask that you be considerate of other visitors when in the park. Everyone should feel welcome.

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