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Vehicle access policy | Park policies
We manage vehicle access to parks to keep staff and visitors safe and limit impacts on the park environment.

Visitor safety policy | Park policies
We have a duty of care to park visitors, and we manage, but cannot eliminate, risks in parks. This means park visitors must take some responsibility for their own safety.

Wild dog policy | Park policies
The term ‘wild dog’ refers to all free-living dogs in New South Wales, including dingoes, feral dogs and their hybrids. The National Parks and Wildlife Service controls wild dogs to minimise harm to livestock on neighbouring properties.

Wilderness policy | Park policies
Wilderness helps to conserve plant and animal populations. It provides benefits to people through recreation, particularly as part of a wilderness experience.

Events in NSW national parks | Commercial activities in parks
NSW national parks contain many diverse areas to stage events, such as sporting events, cultural and arts events and privately run functions, including wedding ceremonies.
Criteria for exclusive use of tracks in Kosciuszko National Park | Commercial activities in parks
Event organisers will need to meet certain criteria for exclusive use of tracks and trails for their event in Kosciuszko National Park.
Apply to film and take photographs in national parks | Commercial activities in parks
We recognise the important role played by film in attracting visitors to parks, as well as the important economic contribution that the film industry makes to New South Wales.
Commercial filming and photography fee schedule | Commercial activities in parks
Application fees for using NSW national parks and reserves for commercial filming or photography.
Small-scale filming and photography application | Commercial activities in parks
Wedding photography and speculative work generally fall into the small-scale filming category.
Filming and photography: more information | Commercial activities in parks
All you need to know about filming and photography licences.