ACT Parks and Conservation is aware of a recent cyber security incident affecting third-party bookings provider, Bookeasy. Access to the booking system from this website has temporarily been removed while the issue is being investigated. Bookeasy has provided more information here.

The ACT Government is aware of the global outage affecting Microsoft Outlook and other applications. Some services may be impacted.

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Camping and cottage accommodation set within Canberra's natural parks and reserves

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Our booking system is currently unavailable

ACT Parks and Conservation is aware of a recent cyber security incident affecting third-party bookings provider, Bookeasy. Access to the booking system from this website has temporarily been removed while the issue is being investigated. Bookeasy has provided more information here.

All parks, reserves and forests remain open.

While the booking system is unavailable:

  • Visitor centres: Tidbinbilla and Namadgi Visitor Centres remain open.
  • Existing bookings: All existing bookings and permits remain valid, however we cannot make changes or cancellations at this time.
  • Future bookings: Please refer to our website for any updates.

ACT Parks campgrounds are fully booked from Friday 13 November through to Sunday 15 November 2026.

All other normal rules apply when visiting our parks and reserves.

The ACT's camping and cottage sites offer a variety of facilities and natural beauty.

Camping in remote areas by bushwalkers is allowed in much of Namadgi National Park – check the walk-in camping options in the Namadgi National Park Brief Guide (5.5 MB). Vehicle-based camping is only permitted at established campgrounds.

Various huts within Namadgi National Park are suitable for day or emergency use only. If you plan to stay at a hut site, bring a tent.

For the accommodation sites listed below, please book your stay before you go.

Please respect the area as all plants, animals and habitats are precious and are protected by law.