Coronavirus (COVID-19) Health Alert
The World Health Organisation has announced that COVID-19 (the Coronavirus) is a pandemic. The Australian & New South Wales Governments are monitoring and responding to the Coronavirus outbreak.
These (Government) links will show your responsibilities and how you can help slow the spread of COVID-19 in Australia, and what to do if you have symptoms.
These links are being updated regularly, please refer to the information prior to planning any visit to Belmont Wetlands State Park.
COVID-19 Camping Registration required for Belmont Wetlands State Park Nine Mile Beach
In order for Belmont Wetlands State Park to comply with COVID-19 health requirements that will allow over night stays on Nine Mile Beach, Belmont, all visitors wishing to camp on the beach front will be required to complete a recreational use registration using the following link:
Crown Lands Recreational Trails then select Recreational Use Crown Land in New South Wales, then select Tracks & Trails, then select Camp Registration Form. Choose Belmont Wetlands State Park options in your answers.
We ask all people in your group to complete the registration form to allow for contract tracing and remind all visitors that the MAX group size is 30 people and social distancing should be adhered to. We ask visitors to to bring personal hygiene items with them such as portable toilet, hand sanitiser etc.
The COVID19 situation is being regularly monitored with changes made to ensure full compliance with the relevant Public Health Order. All updates will be communicated through the website and on our Facebook Page.
Thank you for your understanding.
Further Safety Information:
Blacksmiths to Ocean Park Road section remains impassable at all tide levels, so 4WD access at these locations should NOT be attempted. Safe access only by the northern Kalaroo Road entrance.
Rangers will be patrolling the Park to ensure compliance.
We thank you for your cooperation.
This is a Public Notice.
Please be advised that failure to comply with these directions can result in severe penalties of up to $5,500 (50 penalty points).
Please be advised that failure to comply with these directions can result in severe penalties of up to $5,500 (50 penalty points).
welcome to Belmont wetlands state park
Belmont Wetlands State Park is a large area of natural bushland, sand dunes and wetlands nestled on the coast at Lake Macquarie near Redhead and Belmont. It is popular with walkers, 4WD vehicles and bird watchers alike.
Belmont Wetlands State Park is run by a volunteer community group appointed by the Minister for Crown Land, the Belmont Wetlands State Land Manager Board (LMB). These volunteers are dedicated to restoring the environment, improving recreation and community access, and working with the community, Lake Macquarie City Council and other groups to ensure this State Park remains safe, beautiful and in public ownership. The Board is not funded and all works are only possible with grants and partnerships. The land is a reserve owned by the State of NSW, and is Crown Land under the Department of Primary Industries.
The Land Manager Board (LMB) meets monthly. If you have an issue or idea you would like tabled, please use our contact form.
Belmont Wetlands State Park is run by a volunteer community group appointed by the Minister for Crown Land, the Belmont Wetlands State Land Manager Board (LMB). These volunteers are dedicated to restoring the environment, improving recreation and community access, and working with the community, Lake Macquarie City Council and other groups to ensure this State Park remains safe, beautiful and in public ownership. The Board is not funded and all works are only possible with grants and partnerships. The land is a reserve owned by the State of NSW, and is Crown Land under the Department of Primary Industries.
The Land Manager Board (LMB) meets monthly. If you have an issue or idea you would like tabled, please use our contact form.
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history
On the eastern side of Lake Macquarie, on what is now BWSP, land was granted to the Redhead Coal Mining Company Limited between 1883 and 1886 and permission was given to build a railway line on a raised embankment through the wetlands from Belmont to Adamstown. Read more...
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