Dog rules
At a glance
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Fenced
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Water for dogs
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Dog swimming
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Shade
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Small-dog area
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Forestry Corporation says dogs are welcome in all NSW state forests but must be kept under your control at all times, and you should pick up after them. Many state forests border national parks or conservation areas where dogs are banned, so stay inside the state forest boundary. No site-specific lead rule found from an official source, so keep your dog on a lead around other campers to be safe. Marked mountain bike trails are for bikes only, so don't walk dogs on them. Campfires only when no fire ban is in place. Check signage on arrival.
Hazard warning
Know before you go
- 1080 baiting
Forestry Corporation runs periodic 1080 fox and wild dog baiting programs in state forests; baits are deadly to dogs. Check the Forestry Corporation closures/notices page before you go.
- SnakesWarmer months
- Nearby traffic
Logging trucks and forestry vehicles may use forest roads.
1080 baits are lethal to dogs. Keep your dog on lead and muzzled where baiting signs are posted, and know where the nearest vet is.
Staying over
Camping
Fees
Free
Booking required
No
Facilities
- Toilets
- Picnic facilities
- Children's playground
- Bike path loop
- Mountain bike trails
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