We recommend arrival time of around 3pm, but you can come earlier if you bring your own lunch.

Checkout from dorm rooms is at 10am but you can stay longer. A packed lunch prepared earlier in the day is included in the cost.

Breakfast will be continental as well as a hot offering (cereals, toast, eggs, bacon, tomatoes, coffee, tea etc).

Morning tea will be crackers, vegetables and dips.

Lunch will be make your own wraps and rolls (cold meats and salads), along with homestyle soups.

Afternoon tea will be crackers, vegetables and dips.

Dinner will be cooked by the camp chef and an example will be Roast Beef with vegetables.

Tea, coffee and milo will be available all day.

BYO water bottle to fill for day walks.

Certainly! There is limited refrigerator space in the common area.

No. Nearest store is Little Grove, 12km away. Albany is 22km away by road.

Please let us know when you make the booking in the appropriate section.

There is a communal refrigerator available in the common area, however private refrigerators in each dorm room are not available.

Yes, the camp is smoke free.

No. Nearest store is Little Grove, 12km away. Albany is 22km away by road.

They vary, however predominately bunk beds. Mum, Dad and kids will be in the same room most likely. Rooms are for sleeping only. There is plenty of space for relaxing elsewhere around the grounds and in heritage buildings.

Rooms will be allocated based on family size. Rooms range from 4 to 20 beds.

Yes, however the buildings are heritage listed, built in late 1800s and doors and windows cannot be fully secured. We suggest that valuables are kept on your person or, on request, can be stored in the Manager's Office if required.

A typical room has bunk beds to sleep 4+ people, each with a comfortable mattress, fitted sheet and pillow.

Yes, bring sheets and blankets or sleeping bags, plus a pillow slip, towels and a bath mat.

Each dorm room has immediate access to a semi-ensuite toilet/s and shower/s. These may be shared with another family.

No, however kids under 5 years old may not be keen for canoeing or long bushwalks, but if the parents are comfortable with this then they are very welcome to attend.

No, however generally 1:3 or 2:2 works best. There are some larger dorm rooms that can accommodate more children if required.

It is ideal that you are the legal guardian or responsible family member for the child attending. If you would like to discuss an arrangement before booking please contact us.

Parental supervision is mandatory for all activities. There will be some unstructured activities, for example the campfire, but they still require parent supervision.

Canoeing, rogaining, bushwalking, campfire, cultural sessions and more. There is also an indoor basketball court, assorted sporting equipment (balls, bats, etc) as well as a cricket pitch and lawn areas.

No.

Yes. Please let us know if you would like to bring your own canoe or boat so that we can give you further information.

Only the initial welcome to camp and emergency evacuation briefing. There is an exciting program of activities for families to participate in if they wish. A register for families to nominate which session they wish to attend will be available.

Yes, families will be required to help with setting up tables for meals and clearing away and packing the dishwasher, etc. Volunteers to assist with meal service may be requested, however no cooking is required. It is a great opportunity to get little ones involved and if everyone helps a little at some stage during the camp, all the chores will be done easily.