A guide to camping at Wanderlust
Leave only footprints...
Wanderlust operates a no-trace policy, which means we ask our guests to leave only footprints and remove everything else they bring to the site.
Campsite:
- Always pay attention where you step and where you put your hands.
- Wear enclosed footwear, preferably hiking boots for bushwalking. This will protect you from eventual injuries from rocks, sticks but also snakes and spider bites.
- Please respect your neighboring campers and ensure music is turned off, or at least down low by 10pm.
Toilets:
- Use toilets where provided.
- Please respect the pristine bushland and the delicate ecosystem that exists at Wanderlust.
Exploring the Property:
- Guests are welcome to explore the property, you'll be provided with a map showing you the different hiking tracks and the various property features such as the art cave, grotto etc...
- When driving around the property, you must respect Australian road safety laws: wear seat belts at all times, and riding in the tray or on side rails of a vehicle is prohibted.
- Please drive slowly around wildlife and cattle and close any gates you open behind you.
Rubbish:
- Wanderlust has a no-trace policy: please remove all rubbish from the site. Bottles and cans can be left with staff.
- If you see rubbish on the site, please pick it up.
Fire:
- Please do not collect firewood from the property. Guests can bring their own, or purchase from Wanderlust for a small fee.
- Please do not put rubbish in the fire: this can be hazardous for native animals who might check out your camp once you have left, and broken glass can cause bush fires.
- Please ensure your fire is completely out when you leave. Ask for help if you need it.
- If the property is subject to a fire ban, it is strictly forbidden to light a fire, even a small one. On-the-spot fines of up to $2,200 can be issued. The property is submitted to fire bans, we will let you know if there's any. In such case it is strictly forbidden to light a fire, even a small one. There are big fines in place from the government : on the spot fine of $2,200.
Wildlife:
- Please do not feed the wildlife, especially goannas as they can become a troublesome to campers once they get used to get free food.
- Make sure you keep your food packed away at all times, to prevent a sneaky possum or goanna from snatching a free meal!
