Seventy-four beds await you at Camp Warringal. Imagine. This isn’t just any campsite. It’s a hidden gem nestled at the foothills of Mount Disappointment. Since 1966 Camp Warringal has welcomed Scouts and non-Scouts alike. Families church groups and even Jamborees of the Air have found a home here.
Camp Warringal sits on over seven hectares of natural bushland. Crystal Creek forms its southwestern border. The sounds of nature will surround you. Birds will sing. The creek will gurgle. It’s a place of tranquility a place for reflection. But it’s also a place of activity.
Explore the newly constructed Warringal Centre. This purpose-built facility boasts a large hall. It’s divisible into smaller spaces. Perfect for meetings or training. A fully equipped kitchen caters to any size group. Modern accessible toilets ensure comfort. Four meeting rooms provide flexible space. Ducted wooden heating keeps everyone cozy.
The Warringal Centre isn’t the only structure. Buildings that survived the 2009 bushfires remain. They offer additional accommodation kitchens dining areas and even a small recreation room with a wood heater. Camp Warringal truly has something for everyone.
But the amenities don’t stop there. Camp Warringal offers camping for up to 200 people. Two shelters with barbecue facilities are ready for use. There is a non-denominational chapel. It’s ideal for quiet reflection Scouts’ Own services or even weddings. A mini golf course provides lighthearted fun. A low climbing wall tests your skills.
Beyond Camp Warringal’s borders. Offsite activities abound. Visit Funfields in Whittlesea. Take a horseback riding adventure with Uncle Nev in Upper Plenty. Or embark on a hike into the very Mount Disappointment that overlooks this haven.
Camp Warringal. More than just a campsite. It’s an experience. It’s a place where memories are made. It’s a place where nature and community converge. It’s a place you won’t soon forget.