This behaviour involves cars passing through the park, generally within approximately 20-30 mins. There are 1778 such events in the data. There are also visitors who pass through the park through some general-gates however.

Daily camp site visitors don't stay the night. They generally come in the summer and autumn months, with some visits in the winter. They come largely at the weekend, and generally appear from 5am until 5/6pm.

Rangers operate between 6am and midnight on all days of the week. They never pass an entrance boundary, and typically visit all parts, albeit with varying frequencies. For instance, they always return to the ranger base, however, visits to the camp sites and some gates is very low.

Buses generally come at all points of the day, but don't spend a lot of time in the reserve (max of 2 hours). They come at all hours of the day. They never stop at camp sites, and only ever pass go by entrances, general gates, and ranger stops.

Trucks come more in the summer and autumn, stay less than 2 hours, and appear with equal frequency each day of the week. They are likely to appear at any point of the day, but most probably at 3:00,4:00 and 16:00 hours. They have a high path similarity to buses, which may be due to road constraints.

Generally speaking, all vehicle types have the same general behaviour. They turn up largely during the summer, arrive between 6am and 5pm, and leave between 5am and 9pm. Camp site 5 is the most popular, and camp site 1 is the least popular.

Depending on the month, some camp sites are more popular than others. In January, only camping0 is used. Then in Feb, Camping5 and Camping4. All camp sites are busy during the summer apart from camping1.

We generally see the same trends as for a single overnight stay, however we also add the length of time someone stays for where we see that the majority of visitors stay for less than 7 days.

This behaviour shows some potentially suspect behaviour where there is a visit to a campsite early in the morning. The visits here last less than 1 hour, which is why it's particularly interesting. It may simply be a good viewing spot for some wildlife, or that that someone is robbing the campsite (if I'm being particularly pessimistic) .

Only park rangers should pass through gates, however this group of events shows probably the same visitor passing through the gates early in the morning (between 2am and 5am) with a 4-axel truck always along the same path, in the exact same order. They appear to pick up activity after spring, so maybe looking for chicks or young animals. The visit also lasts less than 1 hour.

Two cars exceed the speed limit within a few seconds of each other. The cars in question (20151320031302-782 and 20151320031302-558) would look to have been racing perhaps on first glance, however they don't start at the same time, and there's quite a big difference in speeds. 20151320031302-782 is approaching a speed almost at 50mph and 20151320031302-558 reaches approximately 37 mph. But if they aren't racing, they must be trying to get somewhere in a hurry. The event occurs at 3pm and they are both 2-axel cars.

Two visitors have stayed more than anyone else in the park. One for 108 days (20154519024544-322), the other for 350 days (20155705025759-63)