Active military training area - public access to the Dry Training Area (DTA) only
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Barossa
Location
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Know before you go
Dogs
Please keep dogs on a lead between April and September to to protect ground nesting birds
When to visit
Opening times
Open at all times - No public access to Range Danger Area (RDA)Best time to visit
March to SeptemberAbout the reserve
Please note: Barossa is an active military site. Public access is granted to the Dry Training Area (DTA) only. The Range Danger Area (RDA) is closed to the public.
Barossa is a stunning lowland heath with areas of pine and native deciduous woodland.
This diversity of habitats attracts a great variety of heathland wildlife including numerous reptiles, a great number of invertebrates and ground nesting birds such as the Dartford warbler.
Please note that access to this site is subject to the terms and conditions of the Military Byelaws, which are displayed at all major access points.
Accessibility and facilities
- There are no accessible self-guided trails at this site.
- Paths can be steep, uneven and sandy in places.
- There are no car parks at this site.
- There are no refreshments or toilets on site.
- This site is not suitable for wheelchair and mobility scooter users, or people with serious mobility issues.
Habitat
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Active military training area, please respect military training activity.