Australia Base Camps for Schools

South East Queensland, Australia
Capacity:

• 24 students in 4-6 pax share rooms with ensuite bathrooms.
• The property can also be used as a camping ground, in which case it can host groups of up to 50 students.
• Private and twin share accommodation options for group teachers/staff

Nestled within the beautiful Glasshouse Mountains and only a stone’s throw away from the Sunshine Coast, lies our Glasshouse Mountains Base. Located on 50 acres of untouched native bushland, the property is a secluded sanctuary with treetop views to Mt Beerwah.

Our Glasshouse Mountains Base is a charming property that includes a large grass field in front of the house, and is a versatile space for a wide range of activities. From school camps to corporate team building retreats, the possibilities are endless!

Programs at Glasshouse Mountains Base

Outdoor Education
Service Projects
School Group Tours in Australia

Grantville, Victoria Australia
Capacity:

• 154 pax total
• 13 cabins 120 pax
• 2 x self contained homesteads 34 pax

Bayview Adventure Camp is a stunning outdoor adventure camp located in the beautiful bush setting of Grantville, near Phillip Island, Victoria. Conveniently just over an hour from Melbourne’s CBD, our picturesque 75-acre property boasts panoramic views across Westernport Bay towards French Island and rolling hills packed full of adventure activities.

Our residential camps for primary schools, high schools and private groups provide transformational learning experiences for young people that go beyond the status-quo. Our expansive facilities include ensuite cabin accommodation for up to 150 guests, private accommodation for teachers, staff houses, conference rooms, dining halls, swimming pool, dams, ropes courses, horses and more!

Programs at Bayview Adventure Camp

Outdoor Education Programs

Outback, Western Australia, Australia
Capacity:

• Up to 50 people.
• The camp is only available during the dry season months of May to September.

Nestled within the breathtaking landscapes of the East Kimberleys, Roy’s Retreat stands as our most remote Base Camp. This secluded haven serves as a wildlife sanctuary, dedicated to safeguarding and preserving the rich biodiversity of the East Kimberley region.

The remote nature of this camp offers students an unparalleled experience of the Australian Outback. Beyond the awe-inspiring landscapes, students actively participate in impactful conservation initiatives, cultivating a profound connection with the diverse and unique ecosystems that characterise this extraordinary environment.

Programs at Kimberley Wildlife Reserve

East Kimberly Wildlife Reserve Program
Epic Outback Experience
Service Learning Tours
School Group Tours in Australia

South East Queensland, Australia
Capacity: 35

Designed to resemble the Queenslander houses of the early settlers and hosted by Richard, a working cattle man, our Farm Camp offers students the opportunity to travel back in time and get a feel of what life would have been like in the early days in the Australian bush.

Here, every corner tells a story, from its 12-metres long table carved out of an old gumtree, to the never-ending collection of antique Australiana items, there’s always something to admire. In the paddocks, cows and horses roam free and the billabong provides a perfect meeting place for the resident kangaroo mob.

Programs at Farm Camp

Outdoor Education Programs
Service Learning Tours
School Group Tours in Australia

Eyre Peninsula, South Australia, Australia
Capacity:

Homestead with capacity for 10 people
Camping grounds for groups of up to 40 people

Just off the coast of Eyre Peninsula in South Australia, Boston Island offers the perfect setting for school groups to disconnect from the city and immerse themselves in nature. The unique location of the island has kept it safe from invasive predators making it a great destination to explore native wildlife, especially birds.

Once on the Island, groups will be its only inhabitants. Students have the unique opportunity to actively participate in conservation initiatives, such as constructing shelters for little penguins. They can also explore the island’s many untouched beaches or venture into a snorkelling adventure. With 960 hectares to explore, the range of potential activities is only limited by the group’s imagination!

Programs at Boston Island

Boston Island Island Conservation Program
Outdoor Education Programs
Service Learning Tours
School Group Tours in Australia