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General Chat Area >> Let's Chew The Fat >> Easter Break https://www.aussiecampovenforum.com/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1203046268 Message started by skiproosel on Feb 15th, 2008 at 1:31pm |
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Title: Easter Break Post by skiproosel on Feb 15th, 2008 at 1:31pm
Howdy,
we just seem to be through the silly season and here we are almost to the Easter Weekend. Is anyone game to tackle a camp area during this time? What has everyone got planned for this period of Mayhem! I've made a few calls but most places are already booked.It looks like I'll be back to the old faithfull haunts and chase a cod or two. All the best The Roosel |
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Title: Re: Easter Break Post by Derek Bullock on Feb 15th, 2008 at 1:39pm Will be back in the Sunshine State then. No doubt I'll be in the camper somewhere. Derek |
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Title: Re: Easter Break Post by maloney on Feb 15th, 2008 at 2:05pm
Skip,
every easter we camp at a place called Pigs Point near Tallangatta, Vic. Its on the mitta river has long drop toilets (which are not a favorite of the missus) all mowed and the rangers come around and empty bins and clean the toilets during easter. A few regulars come back each year and we get together for a few drinks (lots) and even the kids have a ball riding there pushies and kicking the footy. Tallangatta is only 10 mins down the road for supplies and Corryong or Dartmouth are only half an hour drive in either direction if you feel like doing the tourist thing. Shane. |
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Title: Re: Easter Break Post by BillyBushCook on Feb 15th, 2008 at 2:07pm
Looks like another trip to Barrington for a ride, That is, if the wife doesn't intervene!
Damn shame, not look'n forward to it at all::) ::) ;D ;D Mick |
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Title: Re: Easter Break Post by skiproosel on Feb 16th, 2008 at 7:04am
Sounds the grouse. Hope you enjoy yourselves and get plenty of eggs. I have since found out that Carlo Point near Rainbow Beach has plenty of room left. This campground is very large (Iwas told over 20 acres)and is a bush like setting on the water. It is very close to a very good multi laned boatramp
here is an advert! Caravan Parks - Rainbow Waters Holiday Park Rainbow Waters Holiday Park promises your 'happiest holiday ever'. Overlooking Tin Can Inlet, the park offers 23 acres of shaded waterfront camping sites, powered sites, self-contained cabins & boat storage, separate games & TV room, kiosk and gold phone, and pets are conditional. Fraser Island is a stones throw away with daily tours available. Northern Cooloola National Park offers adventure for nature lovers and those looking to get away from it all.Location: Carlo Road Rainbow Beach QLD 4581 Phone: (07) 5486 3200 Contact: Ken & Julie Newcombe Fax: (07) 5486 3572 Mail Address: PO Box 23 Rainbow Beach QLD 4581 I have stayed here before but be warned the Sand Flies can be in plagues so if you go take plenty of skintastic or aerogard. Or if you like a brew made from Baby oil, Dettol & Citronella (good stuff but a bit greasy)Worst part is squeezing enough babies to get the oil ::) All the best Skiproosel |
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