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Base Camps always prove to be very popular and well attended. Destinations can range from the likes of Mt Hotham, the Grampians, SA vineyards, Queensland and New Zealand; anywhere really
The camps inevitably incorpoarate a program of walking, cycling, exploring and social activities. Our Base Camps are sources of great merriment and camaraderie - many a reputation has been made on these outings.
Eagle Point/Paynesville Paddle
A base camp at Eagle Point Caravan Park where you have the choice of Cabins or Campers/Caravans,Tents sites to paddle the silt jetty, the Mitchell River to Bairnsdale and the Paynesville Canals and foreshore.
Camp Over
For anyone whether you are a cyclist, kayaker or walker who would like to dust off their camping gear, an over night or maybe two base camp. An opportunity to share hints and tips on overnight camping whether your bed is packed in a pannier, kayak or backpack, whilst seated around a camp fire, fire restrictions allowing.
Bryces Gorge
This easy 8 km cuicuit walk showcases beautiful waterfalls and a spectacular gorge as well as varied alpine vegetation and a historic cattlemans' hut.
The Kent Group National Park courtesy of the Nooramunga!
Roz Spratt is seeking Expressions of Interest to travel by boat to the beautiful and remote Kent Group National Park in February 2022
Lying midway in eastern Bass Strait the remote Kent Group National Park – is a bewitching cluster of granite islands rimmed by turquoise waters and replete with tame wildlife.
If windswept, picturesque and private are words that appeal, you've found your destination.
Located halfway between the northern end of Flinders Island and Wilsons Promontory the Kent Group National Park comprises three main islands – Erith, Dover and Deal.
With around 55 kilometres to the nearest landfall in any direction, and no public airstrip, getting there is not easy.
Access to this remote park is only possible via boat. And once there, don't expect any facilities. You'll need to be completely self-sufficient.
Mount Remarkable South Australia
Due to the current August 2021 COVID state border restrictions this walk has been rescheduled to a date possibly in May 2022.
These walks are scheduled for the Larapinta Team as a planned stop over and a chance to maintain fitness levels. Camping is available at Mambray Creek Camping Ground, facilities include rainwater supply, showers, toilets BBQ and picnic area. Should you be interested in this two day base camp please discuss with the Leader before registering.