Alfred National Park is in the East Gippsland Total Fire For further information Ban District. It is your responsibility to know if it is a day of Parks Victoria Total Fire Ban. If in Information Centre doubt call the Victorian Bushfire Call 13 1963 Information or visit the Line: 1800 240 667. Parks Victoria website Park closures Be prepared to leave Mallacoota Office early as extreme weather may cause the closure of PO Box 179 some park areas for Cnr Allan & Buckland Drives public safety. Mallacoota Vic 3892 Healthy Parks Healthy People Cann River Office Visiting a park can improve your health, mind, body and soul. So, with over four million hectares of PO Box 79 parkland available to Victorians, why not escape Princes Hwy to a park today! Cann Vic 3890 Exploring Far East Gippsland Caring for the Alfred National Park complements a number of environment other parks throughout Far East Gippsland, all of Help us look after your park by which feature significant values and provide for remembering these guidelines: visitor experiences. The Bemm River Scenic All native plants, animals, Reserve on the Princes Highway has been cultural and historic features developed with walkways and bridges to allow are protected visitors to experience the rainforest environment. Please take rubbish away with you - the closest public rubbish tip is located in Cann River or Genoa Croajingolong National Park and Cape Conran Pets and firearms are Coastal Park both feature magnificent coastal not permitted in Alfred environments, while Coopracambra National National Park Park and Errinundra National Park encompass Please do not handle or feed wilderness and mountain forests. wildlife as it fosters dependence and may cause disease Camping is not permitted within the park. Formal campgrounds may be found nearby at Cann River, Genoa and Mallacoota Warnings The Princes Highway is a high speed road and therefore stopping on the roadside is August 2012 Printed on Australian-made 100% recycled paper not recommended
For further information Parks Victoria Information Centre Call 13 1963 or visit the Parks Victoria website Mallacoota Office PO Box 179 Cnr Allan & Buckland Drives Mallacoota Vic 3892 Cann River Office PO Box 79 Princes Hwy Cann Vic 3890 Caring for the environment Help us look after your park by remembering these guidelines: All native plants, animals, cultural and historic features are protected Please take rubbish away with you - the closest public rubbish tip is located in Cann River or Genoa Pets and firearms are not permitted in Alfred National Park Please do not handle or feed wildlife as it fosters dependence and may cause disease Camping is not permitted within the park. Formal campgrounds may be found nearby at Cann River, Genoa and Mallacoota Warnings The Princes Highway is a high speed road and therefore stopping on the roadside is not recommended Alfred National Park is in the East Gippsland Total Fire Ban District. It is your responsibility to know if it is a day of Total Fire Ban. If in doubt call the Victorian Bushfire Information Line: 1800 240 667. Park closures Be prepared to leave early as extreme weather may cause the closure of some park areas for public safety. Healthy Parks Healthy People Visiting a park can improve your health, mind, body and soul. So, with over four million hectares of parkland available to Victorians, why not escape to a park today! Exploring Far East Gippsland Alfred National Park complements a number of other parks throughout Far East Gippsland, all of which feature significant values and provide for visitor experiences. The Bemm River Scenic Reserve on the Princes Highway has been developed with walkways and bridges to allow visitors to experience the rainforest environment. Croajingolong National Park and Cape Conran Coastal Park both feature magnificent coastal environments, while Coopracambra National Park and Errinundra National Park encompass wilderness and mountain forests. August 2012 Printed on Australian-made 100% recycled paper