National Parks

Gerty Dancer · Guru

National Parks

Wombat 280 · Guru

In NSW I feel the dark greens who run NSWNP don't want you in their Park Every time I visit our local parks the camping area has been reduced the facilities less and less and the cost keep going up. Needless to say their taxpayer funded budget keeps increasing year after year . Now they want to create Marine parks . If their management is anything to go by then the marine environment is in dire straits .

Helena · Guru

In S.A. you can buy a Multi National Parks pass and this entitles you to free entry into the park and five night's camping we often go to Deep Creek National Prk not far from Victor Harbour and the stringypark camp ground has hot showers and flush toilets. Ayearly pass will cost you $110 but I believe you can get 3 monthly ones don't know the price of these though. Helena.

Smokeydk · Guru

Try here

http://www.environment.sa.gov.au/parks/Park_Entry_Fees/Parks_Passes

Deep Creek is great place

Beth54 · Guru

I don't think I've ever paid to camp in National Parks. As far as I'm concerned, if there's no-one there to collect the money, they don't get it.

http://www.derm.qld.gov.au/parks_and_forests/activities_in_parks_and_forests/camping/camping_fees.html

Ma · Guru

Wombat 280 wrote:
In NSW I feel the dark greens who run NSWNP don't want you in their Park Every time I visit our local parks the camping area has been reduced the facilities less and less and the cost keep going up. Needless to say their taxpayer funded budget keeps increasing year after year . Now they want to create Marine parks . If their management is anything to go by then the marine environment is in dire straits .
I agree Wombat, we went to a NP just north of New Italy late last year and they wanted $27pn. There were no amenities to speak of (one long drop that you wouldn't even bother opening the door of) so we went down the road a bit to Corindi Beach Van Park and had beautiful views, spotless amenities and teriffic staff and yes it was $27pn.