FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Accommodation is in clean and comfortable dormitories and cabins. There is no option to camp in a tent at the venue or to camp off-site. All camp attendees must stay on-site in accommodation provided as part of the price of attending.

If you have let us know whether you have friends coming to the camp you would like to share with then we will accommodate you with them. Otherwise, single women are allocated rooms with other women and single men with other men. If your friends are of both sexes then we will put you in a mixed cabin. We understand it is important to have harmonious sleeping arrangements so we aim to make everyone as happy as possible.

There are between 4 – 6 double bunk beds in most cabins with a few smaller cabins with 2 – 3 beds which are reserved for staff or people with special needs. Generally we don’t overcrowd the cabins, so even if there are 6 bunks they won’t be fully occupied. Numbers in cabins depend on booking numbers and also the number of people in each group.

There are a very limited number of smaller cabins available and we use these for people with babies or special needs or for staff that need lots of rest. If you feel you need a private cabin please ask when you submit your booking form or email us.

Many have bathrooms and those without bathrooms are close to toilet and bathroom facilities that have covered and well lit access.

We suggest you bring good ear plugs. We provide ear plugs but they don’t cut out all the noise. Get some good ones before you come. Eye covers are also helpful.

Please let us know so we can put you with other snorers and hopefully you can cancel each other out!

Nearly all the rooms have bunk beds. The mattresses are comfortable and in good condition but if you like your comforts we suggest you bring something to go under your bottom sheet to act as extra padding.

Yes, but it is essential you let us know well in advance because preparing specific food for people with allergies requires some planning. It is useful if you can bring your own bread and yoghurt if you are gluten/ lactose intolerant. There is normally a good selection of gluten free foods but if you have lots of allergies it can be difficult to provide replacements for everything. We provide gluten free soy milk but suggest you bring some just in case it runs out. We don’t provide any other types of milk replacements. If you have registered as someone with special dietary requirements please make sure you introduce yourself to the catering staff because they will have put your food aside for you and won’t know who you are if you don’t introduce yourself.

There is a kitchen at the lower hall that has lots of fridge space, or you can bring an esky and keep it in your cabin.

Yes, if you need extra snacks please bring some nibbles, especially for late at night. If you need soft drinks and extra juice etc we suggest you bring these too.

Yes, but please be sensible about it!

There is a coffee machine at the camp but it requires coins (approx $3 per cup) so bring change if you want espresso, cappucinos etc. As part of the included tea and coffee we only provide instant coffee, tea, herbal tea and Ecco. Please bring your own coffee plunger and coffee if you want anything other than instant coffee. You can make your coffee with water from the urn which is on all day.