Whizz across beautiful bushland and over the dam at 80km/h as you experience the thrill of the 160m long flying fox. The view from 7m above the ground is as awesome as the big grin you will finish with!

Whether you like the calm inland waters, a leisurely paddle down the river or a challenge in the waves, our fully equipped kayaking trailer is ready to be towed to the location you prefer and you’re all set for adventure!

An ideal activity for those warmer days, experience the thrill of a 15 metre waterslide! Suitable for most ages and guaranteed to delight for hours.

An Archery area has been purpose built for the use of shooting high velocity arrows at stationary targets. Equipment is available for hire. String your bows, notch your arrow; draw, aim & fire!

Compete against yourself or work together as a team; there’s fun and fitness to be had on the rope activities. If you’re up for a challenge, find your way down through the bush and try out an assortment of rope activities. Check how much you can improve each time.

Spring Beach is located on 86 acres of magical bush with tranquil streams trickling through the gullies. The bush is perfect for games like capture the flag and laser skirmish.

Take a 10 minute stroll down the track to Spring Beach. Collect shells, walk on white sand, swim in safe surf and enjoy the views of Maria Island.

Whether you’re a pool-shark or a ping-ponger, grab a friend and enjoy the games area off the main hall.

Whether you’re an amateur or a basketball enthusiast, the full-size court in the main hall is for you.

Using AMF Bowling pins and a special rubber ball, there's plenty of fun to be had. Setting up the pins and knocking them down, the best part is there's no gutters, so strike, spare or miss it's bound to be a lot of fun!

If you’re a volleyball enthusiast, you can spike your way to the top using the basketball/volleyball court!

Get your game face on, your sticks on the floor and your slap shot ready. Whether defending or attacking, there’s hours of fun to be had!

Our facility provides sleeping accommodation for 100 people.
The bunk rooms, which sleep either 5 or 8 people, are on the mezzanine floor while the showers and toilets are downstairs.

Staff can be comfortable in one of five rooms with their own ensuites. Cots for little ones are available on request.

Get warm and cosy by the open log fire in the main hall. Additionally, “The Pig” is an iron heater that provides an extra burst of warmth in the cooler months.
This area can also be used for games, meetings and your dining space. You can even stage your own talent show.
If you require AV equipment, just contact us.

Relax in the TV and Lounge Area off the main hall. Watch your mates working up a sweat while you recover.

Enjoy cooking up a storm in the kitchen? Whether you’re catering for an army or a small group, you’ll find all the equipment you need.

If you would like us to take care of the catering for you, please contact us for availability.

Spring Beach camp provides a sheltered dam amongst the lovely serene bush. The dam is there for you to use, be creative and imaginative in how you can best use this gorgeous feature of our property.

Located at a discreet distance from the dormitories, this 36 person theatre with tiered seating is set over a creek in tranquil natural surrounds. A one-sided glass wall gives a tranquil view over the bushland and creates a unique space for any meeting or lecture.

Our two outdoor chapels (Ferris Pine Chapel and the Rockwood Chapel) are perfect locations for meeting in a bush environment.

Wet or dry, enjoy the Aussie tradition of a BBQ outside. Slap the snags down and squeeze the sauce bottle or maybe you just need another space to meet.

Escape from civilisation! Take the 25 minute ferry ride for a fascinating mix of history, landscape and wildlife, including a protected marine environment. Visit the remains of the 19th century Darlington convict settlement. Wander among the ruins of the mess room, miller’s cottage, barn, hop kiln, chapel prison cells and more. Perfect for a day trip with lots to do and see.

Photo by JJ Harrison

With views of Maria Island, this lovely cliff top walk is an excellent opportunity to see the native coastline vegetation, which is particularly attractive in spring. There is a short track off the main walk which takes you down to the disused quarry where the sandstone was obtained for the Melbourne GPO. The remains of the tramway which transported the stone before loading onto the ships can be found at the end of Shelley Beach. The walk is approximately 1.5 km one way. The disused quarry is also an ideal place for abseiling with qualified instructors.

This walk is approximately 5 km one way and comprises of East Shelly and West Shelly Beach, Millington’s Beach, the Prosser River Sandbar and around the foreshore, finishing at Raspin’s Beach.

The Thumbs picnic area is located 7 km from Orford along the Wielangta Forest Road. The lookout provides spectacular views of Spring Bay, Maria Island and the Mercury Passage. BBQ’s, a shelter and toilet facilities are available. A 2 hour loop walk (approximately 3 km return) over the three thumbs to the peak goes through the dry eucalyptus forest with an area of temperate rain forest caused by the micro climate.

On the north side of Orford bridge a stone entry takes you to a 40 minute walk along the Old Convict Road. Look out for the remains of the original convict road built between 1841 and 1855.

Collect a map from the Triabunna Visitor Information Centre and explore the local attractions. Visit the town jetty area, a range of historical buildings located on Charles Street, Pioneer Park, the Pelican Coastal reserves, interesting craft shops and tea rooms. Consider a treasure hunt or similar while taking in the sights.