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Booderee National Park will be closed to day visitors on Tuesday, November 12 due to catastrophic fire warning.
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Traffic management will be set up at the entry station to allow residents and campers in and out but day visitors will be turned away.
Campers on-park have been moved to Greenpatch or Bristol Point and given the option to leave with a full refund if they'd prefer
There are no campers at Caves Beach.
All walking tracks and Stoney Creek Road are closed from 6pm Monday, November 11.
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Fire patrols will occur all day on Tuesday, November 12.
A Booderee National Park spokesperson said the move was a precautionary measure.
"There is no immediate fire risk inside the park," the spokesperson said.
"The safety of Booderee National Park visitors and staff is our highest priority.
"We'll continue to monitor the situation and provide updates to visitors and staff."
For more information contact the Booderee Visitors Centre on 4443 0977.