Frequently Asked Questions 

Fires

Fires are allowed in Belmont Wetlands State Park, however

• Vegetation from the State Park cannot be used, this includes fallen trees and branches.
• Firewood is available for purchase from Rangers Office
  
• Ground Fires are Not Permitted. Fire Pits are available for hire.
• NO fires to be lit during fire ban periods

http://www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/fire-information/fdr-and-tobans​

​Traditional Owners

The Awabakal people are the traditional owners of the Belmont Wetlands State Park Area. Awabakal descendants can obtain a free beach permit by obtaining a letter from Awabakal Aboriginal Corporation advising that they are traditional owners. This confirmation along with a completed application form should be presented to BWSP Ranger Office.

Camping

• Camping is allowed ONLY within the designated off beach camping area 
• ​Camping is prohibited on the front of the dune area 
• Camping in wetland areas and dunes is prohibited
• Campers are responsible for their own belongings
• Campers must take all rubbish and waste with them when they leave​
• Campers are encouarged to provide their own toilet facilities, water and hygiene products

swimming

The safest place to swim during summer  is between the flags along the Redhead foreshore when patrolled by Surf Life Savers. Third Creek is natural urban water run off and the quality of this water can vary daily depending on natural water flows from the ocean. Swimming in Third Creek is not advised.
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