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Catering

We provide catering services for schools and community groups,
with the added flexibility for groups to choose self-catering if preferred.

Our mission is to empower and improve young people’s lives, with inspiration, fun and  opportunity, making a positive difference to them and their environment.

Whether you are staying one night or four, we have instructors who are experienced in outdoor activities. Our team will be happy to assist you with your programs and activities.

School Camp

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Camp Kookaburra is one of the largest purpose-built school camp and group accommodation facilities in northern Victoria.

Accommodations

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We have many activities which include Archery, Tennis, Volleyball, Canoeing, Swimming pool, Campfire area, Open playing area, Low ropes course etc.

Group Activities

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Catering

Kookaburra can provide self-catering facilities for approved groups at weekends and holidays – an attractive alternative for some.

Minimum group size 

Normally the minimum group size required is 40 (or by negotiation). A minimum charge applies.

Facilities

We have an air-conditioned dining room and a separate recreation room. There’s an open fire, a table tennis table, and a pool table.

Accessibility

This is the space to introduce the Services section. Briefly describe the types of services offered and highlight any special benefits or features.

Whether you want challenging activities or simply fun and recreation, Camp Kookaburra has it all!

 Why Choose Us?
 

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Our Meals

Our meals are inviting, nutritious, generous and adaptable to the preferences of all types of different school camps or community groups, as well as to the special needs of individual participants. At suitable times, outdoor barbecue meals are provided and packed meals can be prepared for off-site activities.
Seconds are always available.

Duty Group Information 

For every breakfast and evening meal served at Camp Kookaburra during school camps, we require a duty group to help out. Students take it in turns and the feedback we get, is that it is a fun and positive learning experience.

Our Mission Statement

  • The dream of seeing thousands of young people enjoying a camping experience in a safe, secure, comfortable and fun environment whilst connecting to nature .

  • Is to empower and improve young people’s lives, with inspiration, fun and opportunity

  • To see every child have a happy, healthy and productive childhood

  • Make a positive impactful difference to Youth

  • Is to inspire our campers so they may flourish, becoming proud upstanding Australian citizens and make a positive difference to their environment.

  • Is positivity and friendship.

  • Is one of love, togetherness and fun.

  • Is to be true to all that we stand for, courageous, dedicated, forgiving, loving, optimistic, passionate, resilient and trusting.

  • We give young people the freedom to be the best that they can be.

    We inspire confidence so they are able to realise their full potential.

    We push limits to achieve great things and reach the unreachable.

    We listen and learn new ways to be better.

    We instil values at the heart of everything we do.

    We stimulate young minds by bringing learning to life.

    We help the journey of self-discovery.

    We provide valuable life skills.

    We give kids a fun time and lifelong memories

    We create life-enriching adventures.
     

  • Respect for oneself and others.

    To provide young people with opportunities to grow and to achieve.

    To encourage children to be more active.

    To endorse the benefits of healthy eating habits.

    To support each child’s well-being by increasing self-esteem and confidence.

    Young people live their dreams.

    Our programs create wonder, curiosity and a desire to learn.

    Creative thinking and the courage to try new ideas.

    Fostering spirituality.

    Serving others and building social responsibility.

    The protection of children and zero tolerance of child abuse.

  • Is to continue to engage, involve and inspire.

    Develop creative thinking and learning to engage with the complex opportunities of a changing world.

Self Catering

Camp Kookaburra can provide self-catering facilities for approved groups at weekends and holidays – an attractive alternative for some.
If you choose this alternative, your group needs to provide all the consumables such as food, cooking and cleaning materials.

We recommend that you have someone in your group with some experience to do the planning – that’s the key – so that tasks are shared and everyone can enjoy their time here. We also recommend that you have a person with a ‘Food Handlers Certificate’ to ensure good food handling practices are adhered to.
We are happy to offer some catering ideas that can enhance your stay and provide guidelines that ensure the final clean up is done effectively and efficiently.

Why is a Pre-Camp Visit Required? To comply with local health regulations regarding food storage, preparation, and handling, we require a pre-camp visit. This ensures that we meet all necessary standards. The visit must be conducted by the group leader who will be present during the camp.

What we provide

A purpose-built campsite nestled in a serene rural environment

Lodge-style accommodation with ensuite facilities.

A welcoming dining room.

A fully equipped kitchen, complete with utensils and a dishwasher, to meet your group’s catering needs.

Cleaning supplies, including mops, buckets, brooms, and a vacuum.

Bond and Deposit

A $1,000 bond is required per booking.

This bond, along with the camp fees, is payable upon arrival. After the hire period, a facilities and grounds inspection will be conducted, and the bond will be returned in full or in part, depending on the condition of the site, as outlined in the Hire Agreement. Deductions may be made for incomplete cleaning, damages, or losses.
 

A $500 deposit is required per booking. Please refer to our cancellation policies and penalties.

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What to bring

Pillow, bedding, and a bottom sheet for the mattress (e.g., sheets and doona/blankets or a sleeping bag).

All food supplies.​

Tea towels, dish detergent, garbage bags, and extra toilet paper.​

Personal items, such as towels (bath/beach) and toiletries.​

If needed, sports, recreational, or game equipment like table tennis paddles/balls, basketballs, tennis racquets, etc.

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