Page last updated:  16 June 2021

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At BIG4 our number one priority is the health and safety of our guests. In our parks, increased cleaning and hygiene practices have been implemented. Social distancing (1.5m) applies across all BIG4 parks with indoor social distancing rules applicable in all parks in all regions.
Future bookings
If you are worried about an upcoming booking or are unable to travel due to COVID restrictions, please contact the park you have booked with directly. Any changes to bookings, including cancellations, refunds and credits must be made directly with Parks, including bookings made via BIG4.com.au. All contact details for parks can be found on our Contact Us page.

South Australia

Travellers from all states except Victoria are allowed to enter South Australia without quarantining. Restrictions remain in place for anyone wishing to enter South Australia from Victoria. Victorians who have been to any of the exposure sites, are encouraged to check this page for specific guidance.  All travellers should download the mySA GOV app prior to entering the state. Travellers from specific areas of concern will need to quarantine on arrival.  All travellers going to South Australia are required to complete a Cross Border Travel Registration. More information here. 

• All our parks are open and fully operational* 

For more information please visit the South Australian State Government Coronavirus Page

To view any of our parks in South Australia please visit our South Australia state page 

Victoria

As of 11.59pm on 10.06.21 the following rules apply to the following Melbourne Metro Parks:

• BIG4 Melbourne
• BIG4 Dandenong Tourist Park
• BIG4 Park Lane Yarra Valley
• BIG4 Mornington Penninsula

Accommodation can open based on the following:

• Bookings permitted for single households, intimate partners or nominated single social bubble person – within 25 km only

Gathering limited raised as follows

• Public gatherings: Permitted for up to 10 people

Rec Rooms remain closed based on the following:

• Indoor play centres, indoor skateparks, indoor trampolining centres: Closed

Outdoor Playgrounds can open

Arcade style Games Rooms remain closed 

Our Regional Victorian Parks will need to comply with the following guidelines:

Accommodation remains open based on the following:

•  Bookings permitted for single households plus two adults (plus their dependents)

Gathering limited raised as follows

• Public gatherings: Permitted for up to 20 people

Rec Rooms can open based on the following:

• Indoor play centres, indoor skateparks, indoor trampolining centres: Open
• Density quotient of 1 person per 4sqm
• Maximum venue capacity 150, including no more than 50 indoors.
• Maximum group size: 10 people

Outdoor Playgrounds can open 

Outdoor play centres, outdoor skateparks: Open

Arcade style Games Rooms can open based on the following

• Arcades, escape rooms, bingo centres: Open to a maximum of 50 people per venue. Density quotient of 1 person per 4sqm applies

Also: (for Regional Parks)

Caravan park operators must use reasonable endeavors' to determine, as soon as practicable after a person makes a booking, whether that person’s ordinary place of residence is in Metropolitan Melbourne.

* Some parks may choose to close certain facilities, please check with the park prior to arrival. 

Travellers from all states are allowed to enter Victoria based on a traffic light system and a border permit is required.  More information here.

For more on the latest COVID-19 information in Victoria please see the State Government Coronavirus page

To view any of our parks in Victoria please visit our Victorian state page 

New South Wales

The New South Wales border is open to visitors from all states.  

With regards to Victorian Guests:

While a number of COVID-19 restrictions will remain in place in Victoria, NSW Health advises anyone who is permitted to enter NSW from Victoria, with the exception of those in the defined border region, must complete a travel declaration that confirms they have not attended a venue of concern.

The declaration form is available on the Service NSW website, and can be completed in the 24-hour period before entering NSW or on arrival.

More information here

• All our parks are open and fully operational *

For more information please visit the New South Wales  State Government Coronavirus page and Public Health Orders page

To view any of our parks in New South Wales please visit our NSW state page

Queensland

The Queensland border is currently open to visitors from all states except listed "hotspot" areas.  As of 1am on 11 June 2021, the Local Government Areas that make up Greater Melbourne in Victoria are declared COVID-19 hotspots. More Info

• All our parks are open and fully operational* 

Parks may require you to supply the following:

• Guest Declaration Form (this is a Queensland Government requirement)

For more information please visit the Queensland State Government Coronavirus page

To view any of our parks in Queensland please visit our Queensland state page 

Western Australia

The Western Australia border is open to visitors from all "very low risk" states.  More information here

• All our parks are open and fully operational*  

For more information please visit the Western Australian State Government Coronavirus Page

To view any of our parks in Western Australian Parks please visit our Western Australia state page 

Tasmania

The Tasmanian border is open to visitors from all "low risk" states. Travellers from "medium risk areas" will be required to quarantine for 14 days. Guests from "high risk areas" are not able to travel to Tasmania. Currently Victoria is rated "high risk" and as such Victorian guests can not travel to Tasmania.  More information here.

In addition:

• All our parks are open and are fully operational.*

For more on the latest COVID-19 information in Tasmania please see the Tasmanian State Government Coronavirus page. 

To view any of our parks in Tasmania please visit our Tasmania state page

Northern Territory

The Northern Territory border is open to visitors from all states. Visitors from declared hotspot areas will require to quarantine. Anyone arriving in the NT must complete a Border Entry Form prior to arrival at the border. 

Interstate Hotspots - requirements for travellers

If you are intending to travel to the NT from an identified coronavirus hot spot you are strongly urged to reconsider your plans. Anyone arriving into the NT from a hotspot must do 14 days mandatory supervised quarantine at their own cost. 
For more on the latest COVID-19 information in the Northern Territory please see the Northern Territory Coronavirus page.
To view any of our parks in the Northern Territory please visit our Northern Territory state page

*Some parks may choose to keep certain facilities closed. Please check the relevant park pages to see what is open/closed.