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1. UC Camping
As part of the Uniting Church in Australia, Synod of Victoria and Tasmania the UC Camping approach offers something special in group accommodation. Our venues and services are committed to an ethos of integrity, inclusion, respect for others and the |  |
2. CYC Camps and Resorts
CYC Camps and Resorts: The Island, Adanac, Forest Edge, Phillip Island Adventure Resort and the Colonnades Conference Centre |  |
3. Lutanda Recreation and Conference Centres
From magnificent surf beaches and adrenaline pumping activities to the wilderness and beauty of the Blue Mountains, we have so much to offer at Lutanda. With over 55 years experience running all kinds of camps and a wealth of expertise in hosting special events, we really look forward to helping you plan your next one. Contact our booking team today and let's ge the ball rolling. |  |
4. Araluen Lutheran Camp
Araluen Lutheran Camp is situated in the coastal township of Anglesea just 34km from Geelong.
Surrounded by gum trees and bush land, yet only walking distance to the shopping strip and beach, Araluen is an ideal location for Schools, Churches and
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5. Burnside Camp
Burnside Camp is a campsite of the Uniting Church in Australia leased by the Baptist Union of Victoria under the management of the Camp Wilkin Baptist Centre.
The Camp is on the Surf Coast near the ocean beaches and holiday resort of Anglesea on t
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6. Camp Wilkin
This site is a fantastic facility which is well supported by its programming team. There are 161 beds on site in 35 rooms all clustered en-suite. We cater and have a myriad of options for buildings, so we can take churches, conferences, schools and c
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7. Crystal Creek Christian Camp
Crystal Creek Christian Camp is situated just 6Km’s from Alexandra at the foot of the Black Range and overlooks the beautiful Goulburn Valley.It has 110 beds and is available to schools and churches
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8. Frederick Marsden Youth Centre
The centre provides affordable recreational accommodation for individual groups of 25 to 80 guests to use at their own leisure.
To make your stay more comfortable and secure, the centre is booked out to one group at a time.
The centre is located
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9. Interactive EdVentures
Interactive EdVentures provides a fun and exciting way to enhance your team building program. Through our experiential programs individuals and teams can reach their full potential. | |
10. Mt Victoria Recreation and Conference Centre (Lutanda)
Nestled in the Blue Mountains only 2hrs from Sydney, our amazing views and retreat style accommodation is sure to please. Mt Victoria offers plenty of recreational activities on-site, or you can be entertained for days on action packed adventures into the mountains! Abseiling, rock climbing, caving, Three Sisters, ZigZag Railway and that's just a start!
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11. Norval Halls Gap
Norval is accredited by the Australian Camps Association and staff are committed to provide the highest standard in camper safety and in providing quality outdoor experiences.
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12. Toukley Recreation and Conference Centre (Lutanda)
Located on the beautiful Central Coast of NSW, Toukley Recreation and Conference Centre is the perfect location for your next camp, corporate event or weekend getaway retreat. With over 55 years experience we know you will love everything about Toukley!
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13. Yarramundi Recreation and Conference Centre (Lutanda)
Tucked in the Hawkesbury Valley on the banks of the Nepean River you'll find Yarramundi, only 60mins from Sydney. There are heaps of activities on and off-site to keep you interested for days. If it's relaxation you want you can spend your day by the pool, otherwise take a trip down the road for paint-balling, white water rafting, horse riding or suvival adventures.
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15. Camp Acacia
With over 50 years experience in group accommodation and outdoor education, the staff at Camp Acacia are dedicated to providing groups with excellent service. Management and staff are on-site 24 hours to assist if required.
Camp Acacia is accredited
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16. Forest Edge
Here, just 90 minutes from Melbourne you can live for a while at the end of your own river valley, where rich farming lands, quiet rivers, tall old growth forests, and mountains, come together 'to frame' a uniquely beautiful, 100 acre property.
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17. Grantville Lodge
With many years experience in group accommodation and outdoor education, the staff at Grantville Lodge are dedicated to providing groups with excellent service.
Management and staff are on-site 24 hours to assist if required. Grantville Lodge is
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18. The Island
Accomodating over 200 guests and situated on 2.5 hectares of landscaped gardens,The Island, is nestled in the heart of the picturesque coastal township of Cowes, within strolling distance of safe sandy beaches, and only a short drive to Phillip Islan
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19. Adekate Lodge Creswick
With many years experience in group accommodation and outdoor education, the staff at Adekate Lodge Creswick are dedicated to providing groups with excellent service. Management and staff are on-site 24 hours to assist if required.
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20. Portland Bay Lodge
Portland Bay Lodge is accredited by the Australian Camps Association and staff are committed to provide the highest standard in camper safety and in providing quality outdoor experiences.
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