Things to see and do
Picnics
Picnic facilities are available at the Surface Point picnic area and at Enfield picnic area. Remote Long Gully, which can be reached by vehicle or on foot from Surface Point, also has a picnic ground. You should bring your own firewood, as it is not always available locally.
Walking
The park features many walking tracks of various lengths and terrain. A circuit walking track with side tracks to Enfield and Bald Hills provides long distance walking while shorter walks are available around Surface Point and Long Gully.
Horse riding
Horses can be ridden on formed vehicle tracks open for public use but must not be taken on walking tracks.
Camping
Facilities are provided at Surface Point, and while bush camping is permitted, remember fires can only be lit in fireplaces provided. Campers are not required to book sites or pay fees for camping in Enfield State Park.
Pleasure Driving
Throughout the park, a network of all weather unsealed access roads and 4-wheel drive tracks are available for visitors to explore the sights of the park from the comfort of their vehicle. Some roads are seasonally closed and vehicles must only travel on roads open to the public for personal safety and to protect the park from damage.
Mountain Bike Riding
An increasingly popular activity, many opportunities exist for bike riders to experience the park. Bicycles are not permitted on walking tracks, but many tracks are available throughout the park for use.
Fossicking
Many visitors try their luck at finding gold just in case the old miners may have left something behind. More than 50 percent of the park is available for fossicking. All adults must hold a current Miners Right to engage in fossicking.
