Green Triangle

The Penola Plantations Estate is located on free hold land throughout the Green Triangle region of South Australia and Victoria. Public access to the forest is prohibited unless you are holding an approved organised event.

Additional Information

Organised Events | To ensure your safety, and as organised events may impact on other forest users and local infrastructure, you need to seek permission to hold an organised event. Examples of organised events may include conducting a research project, mountain bike or motorbike event, car rallies, horse riding or cross country, orienteering and other ‘on foot’ events.

Before providing permission, Timberlands Pacific needs to make sure that the event is not planned near an active forest operation and will not affect any special values that may occur in the proposed activity area.  

Please contact the Mount Gambier Office at least one month prior so all the appropriate authorisations are in place and we have made you aware of the relevant forest hazards and impacts that may affect participants.  You will be issued with a copy of Conditions of entry for approved community events.

No Hunting is Permitted | No hunting is permitted within the Penola Plantations Estate, even if permits are obtained externally.

Firewood | No firewood collection is permitted within the Penola Plantations Estate. The felling or removal of native vegetation is also illegal under both Victorian and South Australian legislation. If anyone is found removing native vegetation from the estate, the matter will be referred to the police and appropriate local council.

Neighbours

Timberlands Pacific is responsible for the day-to-day tending and maintenance of the Penola Plantations, including boundary weed control and fencing. If you have boundary weed control or fencing concerns, please refer to the Penola Plantations Fencing and Boundary Maintenance Guidelines or contact our Mount Gambier Office.

If you have questions about our forest operations or would like more information contact the Mount Gambier office on (08) 8724 2000.