Before you visit

Know where you are going, be prepared and know what to expect when you arrive.

Our forests are closed each night from dusk until dawn and during forest operations and Total Fire Bans.

Find out more about disability and vehicle access, carparking and information for walkers, runners and bike riders.

Organising a school camp or activity? There’s plenty to do in the forest! Register your event or activity with us so we can help ensure your visit is a safe and enjoyable one.

Planning a community event, festival, wedding or school group visit? Make sure you get your event application in as early as possible.

Some of our forests have little or no mobile phone coverage. While this provides a great opportunity to switch off from the rest of the world, it's critical you plan ahead to ensure your visit is safe and stress free!

You must obtain a permit before undertaking any commercial film or photography, or operating a drone on ForestrySA land.

Find the perfect spot to visit the forest with your dog and view our on-lead maps.

There's nothing better than a warm fire on a cold night. Find out more about when and where you can enjoy a fire.

Our forest is home to many fascinating natural wonders. Remember to look but never touch - leave things just as you found them.

Our shared-use trail network is a great way to enjoy the forest environment. Always remember the Forest Trail Code.

Our forests are the perfect place for an old-fashioned picnic. If you want to enjoy a fire, you'll need to head to one of our designated picnic areas.

Select areas of ForestrySA's beautiful forest estate are available for wedding ceremonies. Ceremonies can be booked in select forest areas from 1 April to 30 November annually, outside of the annual Fire Danger Season.