TG Family Camp

Registration Has Closed

We look forward to hosting you at camp!

May 17-19, 2024

This Year's Camp Dates

Please note: our weekend service will be held on Saturday, May 18th in the afternoon at TG Camp. The church facility at Latcham Drive will be closed the morning of Sunday, May 19th, 2024.

QCCC Noosa Outdoor Education Centre

761 McKinnon Dr, Cooroibah, QLD, 4565

When driving north on McKinnon Drive, the entrance will be on the left and signed for QCCC Noosa. If you reach a right turn for Coral Fern Drive, you've gone just a little too far.

After you've turned onto the entry road, you'll pass a few buildings; please continue past them until you're driving past the swimming pool on your right. A member of our team will be there to assist you with parking and finding your accomodation or camping area.

Surrounded by lush bushland filled with native wildlife, and nestled at the base of Mt Tinbeerwah, we'll be enjoying a true camping experience.

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Price

Camping: Two Nights | $50 per person: includes camp site access, amenities, a shared meal and various activities.

Day Trip: Saturday, May 18th | $15 per person: includes camp site access, amenities, a shared meal and various activities.

Accomodation

Tenting: There are many sites suitable for tenting, with nearby access to washroom and shower facilities, fire pits and communal areas. Tent sites are unpowered.

Caravan: There are several unpowered and unserviced caravan sites available. Please note, there is no grey water disposal on site.

Cabin: There is accomodation available in cabins of various sizes across the site; some are suitable for families, and other for larger groups. Most have ceiling or pedestal fans and access to power.

Ammenities

Bathrooms and Showers: There are several toilet and shower facilities spread across the camping area, making it easy to find and access a restroom or shower facility.

Kitchen & Access to Water: A large and well provisioned camp kitchen is available for all camp guests to use, including cooktops, ovens, stoves, pots and pans, and access to a small fridge. Guests are encouraged to bring a cooler or Esky if possible. There is also access to several outdoor sinks that provide drinkable water.

Polebarn: A large undercover area is available for eating while under shelter.

Activities: There are open spaces for play, a volleyball court, a basketball court, a swimming pool, communal campfire and bonfire areas, hiking trails and planned activities; no shortage of fun!

Provisions

CAMP SETTINGS:

‍The QCCC campsite at Noosa is a bush campus, situated within 123 acres of beautiful, natural bush landscape. Comfortable, casual clothing and older footwear is advisable, especially with how wet it currently is!

Check out the link with pictures of the accommodation options, camp kitchen and eating area: https://www.qccc.org.au/noosa/#

KITCHEN FOOD/PREP FACILITIES PROVIDED:

‍2 x large gas ovens – with 6 gas burners on top of each oven
2 x electric ovens
A range of pots, pans, frying pans – but NOT tongs, egg flips, wooden spoons etc.
A walk-in sizable fridge
A freezer
A double sink plus handwashing basin
2 x preparation tables
A range of smaller general appliances (kettle and toasters – including a gluten-free toaster)
Outside the camp kitchen there is a large, independent wash up station
Basic tea and instant coffee will be provided, plus milk (you just need your mug!)

Packing List

Please contact camp@thegathering.org.au with any questions you may have about camp this year.

The Essentials

Your Bible: please bring a physical Bible with you
Cabin campers: bring a sleeping bag OR sheets & a blanket / doona to place on the beds, plus a pillow
For tent / caravan campers: please remember that all caravan sites are un-powered
Food and drink: for your family or group to eat (Hamburgers for lunch on Saturday will be provided as a shared meal – please bring food supplies for all other meals, plus snacks)
An Esky to keep your food cool and fresh (if you’re not using the camp kitchen fridge)
Plates, bowls, cups, mugs, and cutlery
Cooking Gear: A range of pots, pans, and frying pans are provided in the camp kitchen. Please note that you need to bring your own cooking utensils (tongs, egg flip, wooden spoon etc.). If you intend on cooking at your site or over the campfire, please bring your own equipment.
Washing up: detergent, sponge/cloth, tea towels
Clothing: warm clothing for winter nights
Toiletries: including a towel for showering

OPTIONAL:

Torches & Headlamps
Fun games or activities to play with others, including board games / cards
Good walking shoes for a walk up Mount Tinbeerwah
First Aid Kit (life happens)
Wet weather clothing – including gum boots, rain jacket, umbrella
Camping chairs
Swimmers and towels if you intend on using the pool
Al-Foil or baking paper if you feel you need it.

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