Kuitpo Forest Reserve Total Fire Ban and Forest Closures Facilities for Hire Established in 1898, the Reserve was the For your safety, forest reserves are closed to the public on Bookings are required for all facilities and can be made first of a number of forest plantations in the declared Total Fire Ban days and in areas where forest operations online at forestrysa.com.au/accommodation Ranges, established to ensure a sustainable timber resource such as harvesting are being undertaken. Visitors must keep A minimum booking of two nights applies on weekends. for . clear of logging operations and pay attention to all signs. Today, the Kuitpo Forest Reserve covers an area of 3,600 Tinjella Hut hectares, of which 60% (2,100 hectares) is plantation. Forests are closed on days Located 2.5 km south of the Kuitpo Forest Information The Kuitpo Forest Reserve is modelled as a community of Total Fire Ban. Centre. Access from Brookman Road via Fire Gate CH23. forest. It is managed for sustainable commercial forestry, This restored wooden shed offers an open fireplace, solar while providing for the conservation of native flora and This forest is located within the Fire Ban lighting, untreated rainwater, picnic tables, 8 horse yards fauna and community use for recreation. District. For CFS fire ban information phone 1300 362 361 or and a pit toilet (note: the toilet is a shared facility with visit the CFS website. campers at the Jack’s Paddock Campground). Native Forest Reserves Being aware of a Total Fire Ban is your responsibility. Kuitpo Forest Reserve contains 655 hectares of native vegetation protected for conservation. This includes three Campfires and Barbecues gazetted Native Forest Reserves covering 469 hectares. Wood fires are permitted within designated fire pits from 1 These Native Forest Reserves and conservation zones are of May to 31 October each year. Gas fires are permitted from 1 high conservation value, containing a rich variety of trees, April to 30 November. shrubs and ground cover species that provide significant Fire pits must be cleared of all flammable material for a habitat for native birds, reptiles and mammals. distance of four metres. Fires must always be monitored and Woodcutter’s Cottage fully extinguished before departure. Native forest areas are an important resource for scientific Located 2 km south of the Kuitpo Forest Information research and provide opportunities for activities such as Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Centre with access from Brookman Road. Set within the nature study, bird watching and bush walking. Camping plantation forest, this 4 room stone cottage sleeps 11 Dogs in the Forest Wood fires (bedding required), has solar lighting, a lounge area, Gas fires kitchen with gas cooking, a wood heater, untreated Dogs are welcome in plantation forest areas, including = Allowed during that month rainwater, 4 horse yards and a pit toilet. campgrounds, walking trails and picnic areas. Dogs must = Prohibited during that month (penalties apply) Rocky Creek Hut be on a lead within on-lead zones and under effective It is recommended you bring your own firewood. Visitors may control at all times while in the forest. collect wood for campfires from the plantation forest floor Located 13 km north of the Kuitpo Forest Information For more information regarding dogs in the forests and only, near their campsites and picnic areas. Centre with access from Razorback Road via Fire Gate RC3. maps showing on-lead zones, please visit: It is an offence to cut down or damage standing trees or Offering sleeping platforms for 5, solar lighting, a wood forestrysa.com.au/dogs-in-the-forest/ plants within Kuitpo Forest Reserve. heater, sink, untreated rainwater and pit toilet (shared facility), this one room stone cottage is one of the few To protect native widlife, dogs and other pets are not historic buildings to survive the 1983 Ash Wednesday Fires. permitted in Native Forest Reserves.

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Horse Riding Permits and fees apply when riding horses in the forest. Purchase permits at forestrysa.com.au/horse-riding Forests provide extensive opportunities for enjoyable riding Kuitpo Forest in a relaxed environment. The network of existing fire tracks in plantation pine areas is available for riding. Horse Visitor Information riding is not permitted in Native Forest Reserves which have been set aside for conservation. Please avoid picnic areas and campgrounds. Consider the forest trail code on multiple use trails as you may encounter cyclists and walkers during your ride. Using Kuitpo Forest Information Centre clean feed limits the chances of weeds spreading. Please Brookman Road, Meadows, SA 5201 remove all manure and feed upon departure. Office hours: 10am - 12pm Forest Activities & Events (Friday to Sunday only, subject to ranger availability) Phone: (08) 8391 8800 Many organised competitions and events are held in Kuitpo Email: [email protected] Forest Reserve. These require the submission of an event Web: forestrysa.com.au application form (available from our website) and are approved on a case-by-case basis. Such events may include orienteering, mountain biking, horse riding, scout and school camps and organised Certified to Australian Forestry Standard AS 4708 motorsports. Contact the Kuitpo Forest Information Centre for more information. Port Mount Orienteering Prospect Torrens Grange Magill Three permanent orienteering courses have been ADELAIDE Richmond Glen established within Kuitpo Forest Reserve in conjunction A13 Osmond Woodside N Glenelg Mitcham 0 10km with the Orienteering Association of South Australia. Crafers Marion South S C A L E GULF Stirling Each course contains an Easy and Moderate level, ST VINCENT Blackwood Bridgewater Hahndorf Nairne East providing a solid introduction to this popular recreational Hallet Rd Cove Aberfoyle M1 Park B34 Freeway activity. Course maps are available from the Kuitpo Forest M2 Mount Clarendon Mt Bold Barker Information Centre or visit sa.orienteering.asn.au Reynella Reservoir Noarlunga Callington

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Campgrounds and a pit toilet (note: the toilet is a shared facility with users of Multiple Use Trails BOOKINGS REQUIRED the Tinjella Hut). Walking, cycling and horse riding are all popular activities in Kuitpo Forest Reserve. The Heysen (walking) and Kidman Online booking and payment required. Please visit Rocky Creek Campground (horse riding) Trails both pass through the Kuitpo Forest forestrysa.com.au/camping Located 13 km north of the Kuitpo Forest Information Centre Reserve. with access from Razorback Road via Fire Gate RC3. Chookarloo Within Kuitpo Forest Reserve, there are four multi-use trails This camping area is available exclusively to larger school and (Campground and Picnic Area) and one short walking/cycling trail. For more information scout groups, users of the Heysen Trail and for specialised regarding the extensive trail network within Kuitpo Forest Located 1.5 km north of the Kuitpo Forest Information events. The area offers picnic tables and a pit toilet (shared Reserve please refer to the map or contact the Kuitpo Centre with access from Brookman Road via Fire Gate CK1. facility), with access to an orienteering course and the Forest Information Centre. Set in mixed Eucalypt woodland, Chookarloo offers basic Eucalypts and Heysen Trails. bush campsites, two wooden shelters, untreated rainwater, Forest Trail Code picnic tables and accessible toilets. Picnic Areas The forest trail and road network is used by walkers, horse The picnic area is located next to the campground, The Avenues riders and cyclists. To ensure everyone’s enjoyment and safety please consider: and includes a shelter and several tables with access to Located 1km north of the Kuitpo Forest Information Centre • For your safety, avoid areas where access is restricted, the Chookarloo and Heysen walking trails. Camping is with access from Brookman Road. prohibited in the picnic areas. including where forestry operations are in progress. Look This popular picnic area is nestled amongst a small area of for signs. Jack’s Paddock 1920s trial Pine and Eucalypt plantations with a pit toilet, fire • Always wear a helmet when cycling and horse riding and pits and access to walking trails from the carpark on Black (Kidman Trail Camping Area) travel at a safe speed according to your experience, track Nursery Road. Located 2.5 km south of the Kuitpo Forest Information conditions and terrain. Centre. Access from Christmas Hill Road via Fire Gate CH20. Ironbarks • Consider other users. Cyclists give way to walkers and The camping area is set amongst mixed Eucalypt Located on Stagecoach Lane amongst the 1898 Ironbarks both must give way to horse riders. Courtesy is the key. woodland and is designed for those camping with horses. plantation which is the oldest plantation timber in the Mount • Avoid steep, muddy or loose trails and surfaces, where Accommodating riders of the Kidman Trail, it offers 6 Lofty Ranges. The area contains picnic tables, fire pits and easy the tracks you leave behind can channel rainwater and campsites, 8 horse yards, untreated rainwater, picnic tables access to the Onkeeta and Heysen Trails. cause erosion.