Our BMS (Bushfire Management Statement) has been submitted to Council for consideration. We now await their decision, which hopefully will happen within the next few weeks so as we can get the facility started and up and running. Once the Read more…
Those that have visited the camp recently will have noticed the new posts installed outside the Office and the Rangers Residence. Over the Easter break we intend to hang new gates from these posts which will be closed at nights Read more…
Treetops is holding its first Working Bee for the year from 9am on April 22nd to 3pm on April 23rd and would be very appreciative of your assistance. We have jobs for all skill levels so don’t be backward in Read more…
Planning for our open day on 19th of November is continuing more details will be posted as they come to hand. We have only just realised that this year is Treetops 30th birthday so we are planning a a big Read more…
Baloo has a new friend in the Cub Jungle thanks to the Wednesday Work Group. Akela was put in place this afternoon, it took 6 bags of premixed concrete to hold him down. Make sure you check him out next Read more…
Planning for our open day on 19th of November is continuing more details will be posted as they come to hand. Pencil the date in your diary as we will be offering Scout formations free camping for the weekend. If Read more…
The insurance assessor visited the camp today to inspect the damage to the roads and activities, hopefully in the near future we will find out if the damages to them are going to be repaired.
Come to Treetops on Wednesday at 9am and join the Wednesday Work Group, in return we will provide you with a new group of friends, any necessary training and lunch. What more could you want? If you are interested contact Read more…
This morning thanks to the Riddells Creek Scouts we tested out our new replacement harnesses for the flying fox. The new harnesses exceeded our expectations and got the tick of approval from the scouts as being a marked improvement on Read more…
Last Thursday’s deluge dumped 6.3 cm of rain on the camp in half an hour followed by another inch later in the evening causing the Pack Holiday Centre to be inundated by up to 5 cm of water in places. Read more…