Walpole-Nornalup National Park - Department of Environment and ...
Walpole-Nornalup National Park - Department of Environment and ...
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STRATEGY<br />
To take the pressure <strong>of</strong>f the <strong>Park</strong> camping facilities in the <strong>Walpole</strong> District should be focussed, as a<br />
first priority, in State forest <strong>and</strong> at Banksia Camp. One area in WNNP, in Valley <strong>of</strong> the Giants, is<br />
targeted to be developed as a camping area. This will be developed after the above sites have been<br />
completed. It will provide for vehicle-based camping, <strong>and</strong> will be linked with walk tracks. Foot based<br />
only camping will continue to be provided in the Nuyts Wilderness Area. No specific camping areas<br />
will generally be provided along walk tracks (since the above provision is considered sufficient, <strong>and</strong><br />
is the maximum able to be provided in the <strong>Park</strong>). However, discreet minimum impact camping will<br />
be allowed on a short stay basis.<br />
ACTIONS<br />
1. Develop a camping area in Valley <strong>of</strong> the Giants once other camping areas in the District have<br />
been completed.<br />
2. Encourage establishing camping areas on private property in the region.<br />
3. Design campsites to cater for a range <strong>of</strong> group sizes, from one vehicle to groups <strong>of</strong> three to<br />
four vehicles. Design to provide, where possible, effective separation <strong>of</strong> groups.<br />
4. Allow discreet minimum impact camping in areas not designated as day-use areas, on a short<br />
stay basis.<br />
5. Investigate a peak season booking system to ensure the capacity <strong>of</strong> all camping areas is not<br />
exceeded.<br />
6. Continue to develop the voluntary campground host scheme to assist with the management <strong>of</strong><br />
camping areas.<br />
7. Confine campfires to approved sites.<br />
8. Encourage use <strong>of</strong> fuel stoves by campers, except where facilities are provided.<br />
9. Do not promote camping in riparian areas.<br />
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