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Fire Restrictions

FIRE DANGER SEASON:
Usually 1 November to 30 April (Check CFS hotline 1300 362 361)

Wood fires are not permitted throughout the fire danger season.

Total Fire Bans are broadcast as necessary from 6 pm during the fire danger season and apply for 24 hours, from midnight to midnight the following day. They are broadcast on radio and television and are printed in the morning press. Be aware that if extreme weather conditions develop suddenly, such as high winds and high temperatures a ‘Total Fire Ban’ could be announced as late as 7 am on the morning of the ban.

The Border Track is closed throughout the fire season.
Please use an alternative route if travelling through the park during this time.

NON-FIRE DANGER SEASON:
Usually 1 May to 31 October (Check CFS hotline 1300 362 361)

When lighting a camp fire please remember:

  • conserve fallen timber as this is important habitat for wildlife
  • bring your own firewood or restrict collection of firewood to the firebreaks that run along the edge of some tracks
  • do not cut standing trees
  • use fire rings where provided
  • always construct your camp fire at least four metres away from existing vegetation
  • when a fire is alight you must stay with it, and ensure that you have enough water to put it out
  • ensure fires are completely extinguished before leaving your camp site.

Conservation Parks

Billiatt
Karte
Peebinga
Ngarkat
Baan Hill
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Ngarkat Conservation Park Map

 

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