Page last updated: 18 January 2021
We’ll continue to bring you the latest news and information on BIG4 parks and their guests right here as well as on our Facebook page.
BIG4.com.au is open for bookings. In particular, bookings for November and Christmas holidays are selling fast.
Book with confidence
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
UPDATE - Travellers from all states except hot spots in New South Wales are allowed to enter South Australia. All travellers going to South Australia are required to complete a Cross Border Travel Registration. More information here.
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
Travellers from all states are allowed to enter Victoria based on a traffic light system and a border permit is required. More information here
All parks in Victoria are open for arrivals, and bookings can be taken from:
• Members of the public who have the same principal place of residence; OR
• Members of the public who are in an intimate personal relationship; OR
• The maximum number in each group booking is 15 (infants under 1 year don’t count) and the 15 people in the group do not need to ordinarily reside together or be in an intimate personal relationship ', AND
• Members of separately booked groups do not share bedrooms at the facility
- All our parks are open and fully operational *
- Customers can share communal bathrooms
- Face Masks are required indoors.
- Outdoor groups of up to 100 are allowed
*Some parks may choose to keep some facilities closed, please check individual park pages for current information.
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
UPDATE - Rules and restrictions apply under COVID-19 public health orders to the Greater Sydney region (including the Blue Mountains), the Central Coast and Wollongong. The situation in NSW is fluid. For the latest up to date information please visit the State Government Coronavirus page.
*Some parks may choose to keep certain facilities closed. Please check the relevant park pages to see what is open/closed
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
UPDATE: To protect the health of Queenslanders, from 6pm AEST 11 January 2021 to 1am 22 January 2021, the Greater Brisbane region will be subject to new restrictions. More info.
The Queensland border is currently open to visitors from all states except listed "hotspot" areas.
- Guests will be permitted to travel within Queensland.
- Groups of up to 50 people will be permitted
- All our parks are open and fully operational*
- No school groups at this stage
*Some parks may choose to keep certain facilities closed. Please check the relevant park pages to see what is open/closed.
Parks may require you to supply the following:
- Border pass (guests from out of state)
- 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
UPDATE - Entry from New South Wales and Queensland is currently not permitted The Western Australia border is open to visitors from all "very low risk" states. Visitors from "low risk states" (Victoria) will need to enter self quarantine for 14 days. More information here
Internal Travel is permitted but Access into remote Aboriginal communities remains prohibited
- All our parks are open and fully operational*
- Groups of up to 100 are permitted at parks
*Some parks may choose to keep certain facilities closed. Please check the relevant park pages to see what is open/closed
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. For more information here.
In addition:
- All Tasmanian parks are open and are fully operational.*
- Maximum density limit is one person per 2m2 for indoor and outdoor gatherings
*Some parks may choose to keep certain facilities closed. Please check the relevant park pages to see what is open/closed
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