holiday camp

overview

During the school breaks, we run holiday camps in both the city and at our bushland camp in Malmsbury. We are all about our campers having fun and learning while creating unforgettable memories. Our holiday camps are for children from 10 to 12 years old in 2023.

WHAT’S ON OFFER

We develop new programmes for our holiday camps each year so that they stay fresh and appealing. Our City Camps focus on fun things to do in and around Melbourne while our Malmsbury Camps offer opportunities to have exciting adventures in the bush.

HOLIDAY CAMPS DATES

Dates for our Malmsbury and City Camps

City Camp April 2 to April 5
4 days and 3 overnights

Malmsbury Camp April 8 to April 12
5 days and 4 overnights

TRANSPORT

Malmsbury Camp
We will provide buses from central pick-up points at the Southern Cross Station in Melbourne and Bendigo or you can pick up and drop off your child from camp.

City Camp
We will provide buses from central pick-up points at Pakenham and Traralgon or you can pick up and drop off your child from camp.

COST

Our camps are free. All meals, accommodation and activities are included. We fund them through donations and proceeds from running two hospitality venues in Melbourne’s CBD. 

APPLICATION PROCESS

If you are the parent of a child who would like to attend one of our camps, just email us at or ring Marianna Anthony on 9046 8200. Places are limited so contact early to avoid disappointment.

We send information about our summer camps to schools and other children’s organisations in November each year so that they can refer children to our programmes.

bookings & registration

All bookings and enquiries can be made by ringing Marianna Anthony on 9046 8200

Alternatively, fill out the below form:

 

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