Question 1

What should I bring?

Accepted Answer

Wear clothes and covered shoes suitable for bushwalking and being outside in the sun, and bring a hat, a full water bottle, sunscreen, and your good humour and love of the outdoors. Please also bring a notebook and pens if participating in Words in the Wild.

Question 2

Is there parking at the event?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but public carparks do fill up quickly, so be sure to arrive early.

Question 3

Where are the amenities located?

Accepted Answer

Toilets are available near the top car park.

Question 4

What food and drink options are available?

Accepted Answer

Light refreshments (trail mix and fruit) are supplied, but please BYO water and picnic lunch – or book in to dine at Binna Burra's excellent Tea House cafe on site.

Question 5

Do I need to supervise my children?

Accepted Answer

Yes, parents must sign in and sign out all children under 16 years of age and must complete the parental consent form and emergency contact form prior to arriving. Go to: bit.ly/ParksConnectconsent

Question 6

What if there is an emergency?

Accepted Answer

All adults must read the Parks Connect Safety Briefing at https://npaq.org.au/parks-connect-safety-briefing/ and check that they understand the risks for themselves and their children. All activity leaders have a safety induction, take a headcount, carry a First Aid kit, and staff have Blue Cards.

December Park of the Month – Binna Burra, Lamington National Park