Accommodation
Kitchen
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5 rooms each with 2 sets of bunk beds opening off the main hall (additional two mattresses can be placed on floor of each room if required)
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3 other rooms opening off the main hall, configured as a bunk double bed bottom with single bed top, a single bunk bed, and two separate single beds
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Female Dorm sleeps 33 on bunk beds in a large open plan room. Up to 7 additional mattresses can be placed comfortably on the floor for extra people.
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Male Dorm sleeps 24 on bunk beds in a large open plan room. Up to 6 additional mattresses can be placed comfortably on the floor for extra people.
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Bring your own tents if additional accommodation is required
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4 caravan electric points available (next to garage and deck)
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We have 83 beds and an additional 37 mattresses (total 120) for indoor use only. Mattresses can be used in the hall and chapel/meeting room.
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Pillows/sheets/bedding not supplied
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Gas oven x2
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Turbofan Combi Oven
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Gas hobs x6
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Pots/pans/utensils, cutlery/crockery provided
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Stand-up fridge plus walk-in chiller room
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Chest freezer
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BBQ
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Steriliser wash-up area
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Please supply your own tea-towels and dishwashing liquid
Hall/Chapel
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Multi-purpose hall easily converted from dining room to meeting space to dance hall to activity centre, with folding tables and easy stack chairs
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Carpeted stage area with projector friendly wall
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Cosy fireplace and small supply of wood provided. Bring additional firewood.
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Drinks station with Zip
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Smaller chapel/lounge space with couches for relaxing or smaller gatherings
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Piano
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Please note that you need to supply your own audiovisual equipment, power cords, multi-boxes and instruments
Grounds
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Spacious deck area with great views
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Large grassy field suitable for soccer, rugby, volleyball, capture the flag, and other games
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Native bush area with paths to explore, burma trail routes and great for 'animal survival' games
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Across the road from a sheltered safe harbour beach suitable for boating, swimming, raft building
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Waterslide, kayaks and lifejackets may be available to hire at your own risk (for an additional fee). Please ensure your group has adequate supervision and health and safety procedures/risk assessments in place.
Bathrooms
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Renovated in 2020!
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2 disability access toilet/shower rooms upstairs
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'Girls bathroom' with 5 toilets and 3 showers
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'Boys bathroom' with urinal, 3 toilets and 3 showers
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Bathrooms accessed from field or through dormitories
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A $2 coin operated washing machine is available, costing $4 per load.
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Toilet paper/soap/paper hand towels supplied
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Please supply your own rubbish and sanitary bin liners, and top-loader machine washing detergent
Cleaning
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We ask that you take care of the camp facilities and grounds.
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Your group is responsible for cleaning and clearing up the camp facilities and grounds at the end of your stay. Please leave the camp facilities and grounds in a tidy and clean condition - to a standard that is at least as good as you found it.
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If you notice something broken or not quite right, please let us know.
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At the end of your stay, please take all your rubbish, recycling and lost property away with you.
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All kitchen and dining appliances, crockery, utensils etc are to be fully cleaned and where appropriate placed back in their original locations and drawers.
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All floor surfaces are to be vacuumed/swept and the hall and kitchen floors must be mopped.
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All rubbish and sanitary bins are to be emptied and cleaned thoroughly.
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All furniture, equipment and resources is to be cleaned and returned to its original layout. This includes mattresses for bunks/ beds, chairs/couches, dining tables, wall pictures/paintings, wash-up areas etc.
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The grounds must be cleared of rubbish and let in a tidy condition.
Staff
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Our camp is run entirely by volunteers
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We have a camp house on site accommodating our Volunteer Camp Manager and his family who are available to assist with any issues that may arise during your stay.
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You will be welcomed to camp and helped to settle in. Please contact us if you have any issues during your stay. A committee member will meet with you to walk through the camp prior to your departure.
Our Rules:
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No alcohol to be consumed on-site.
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No smoking, vaping or recreational drug use is permitted on-site.
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No pets on-site.
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No fires or fireworks on-site without specific permission (please note Council Fire Permits may be required)
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Please drive slowly and carefully while on-site, and keep the main driveways clear at all times, to allow 24/7 access for emergency vehicles and deliveries.
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Audible noise outside the main building should be kept to a minimum between 10.30pm and 6am.
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Amplified Music Sound Systems are not allowed to be used between 10pm and 9am.
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All camp mattresses and bean bags to stay indoors at all times.
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Couches, chairs and tables should not to be left outside in the wet.
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Please do not access camp storage areas such as the store room off the main hall and the double garage at the top end of the campsite.
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Please assign a named person/s from your group to be available for both the check in and check out process.