Central West 4wd Park
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Can I make a single-car booking?
Can I make a single-car booking?
Yes, but only if you can self recover and have the correct recovery gear to do so. We strongly encourage all visitors to bring along a friend, after all it is the first rule of 4wding. WE DO NOT RECOVER VEHICLES. Single vehicle bookings are at the park owners discretion.
Can I bring a dog?
Can I bring a dog?
Unfortunately, the park cannot make allowances for dogs. We do make exceptions in extreme cases. Please contact staff for more information.
Can I bring a motorbike/ATV?
Can I bring a motorbike/ATV?
CW4wdP is an exclusive park for 4wding and camping. 4wders are not expected to share the tracks with motorbikes or ATVS.
How do I book a weekend to CW4wdP?
How do I book a weekend to CW4wdP?
Bookings can be made by the Google Form on our website.
Do I need to make a booking?
Do I need to make a booking?
Yes. CW4wdP is a booking/appointment only park. Please do not arrive without a reservation or you may not be able to enter the park.
Does my car have to be registered?
Does my car have to be registered?
Yes. Your vehicle must be registered.
Can I bring a 2 Wheel Drive car?
Can I bring a 2 Wheel Drive car?
CW4wP is not suitable for 2wd vehicles.
Can I shoot on the property?
Can I shoot on the property?
CW4wdP promotes a safe and family-friendly environment for its visitors. No allowances for fire-arms can be made and this is a zero tolerance policy. Please do not ask to hunt as we have a feral pest management system in place.
Can I have a discount?
Can I have a discount?
A discount of 10% will be applied where a club has planned a trip to CW4wdP and are registered with the NSW/ACT 4wding Association. Please contact staff for further information.
Can we detect for gold? Can we have a fire?
Can we detect for gold? Can we have a fire?
Please do not ask to detect or access gold mines, as we do not want to offend our visitors by saying NO.
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You may have a fire in fire-pits available but your must observe any NSW fire restrictions in place. If total fire ban, than the answer is NO.