Enjoy your visit to Worimi Conservation Lands
Here’s a quick checklist to help ensure your visit to the Worimi Conservation Lands is both enjoyable and safe
- Worimi cultural sites are all through the park – please respect fencing and signage that protects known sites and only drive in designated areas
- Beach driving is different to road driving – please ensure you’re well equipped for beach driving
- Tides mean conditions can change quickly on Stockton Beach – please ensure you are aware of tide and beach conditions before you visit
- If you’re driving on to the park you’ll need a beach vehicle permit
- Recreational vehicles used in the recreational vehicle area (RVA) need conditional registration
- Dogs are permitted in the park on a 3-kilometre section of the beach south of Birubi Headland
- There are currently no public toilets, water or waste facilities on the park – please ensure you bring water with you and take your waste with you when you leave
- Camping is currently not permitted in the park. The Gamyamalbaa Camping Trial is currently being developed.
- If you get stuck in the sand you will need to call Fenwicks Towing Service on 02 4941 400