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Melb Cup Weekend: Wilson Prom Southern Circuit Overnight hike (part)/2 nights

Melb Cup Weekend: Wilson Prom Southern Circuit Overnight hike (part)/2 nights

Fri, Oct 30, 10:30 PM
From Melbourne Adventurers 20s-40s (OZ Adventurers)
4.8

THIS EVENT IS FULL. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED, PLEASE ADD YOURSELF TO WAITLIST. **About:** Once you RSVP you will be put on the waitlist. Please DM me to make your payment and secure your spot on this trip **Summary:** Come along for a 3-days and 2-nights hiking adventure down at the beautiful Wilson's Promontory. We will be hiking part of the Southern Circuit visiting pristine beaches and enjoying the sea breeze air. **You must be physically fit and mentally prepared especially for this hiking trip as the track has some hilly and steep sections and you will be carrying a hiking pack every day.** **Distance : 40km +\\- grade 3 over 2 days** ***Maximum number of spots available: 5*** **IMPORTANT NOTICE:** Please beware that this trip may be cancelled due to the weather. Heavy rainfall or snowfall. Please make sure you pack warm clothes and appropriate camping gear for minus degree weather. I will assess the weather closer to the trip. **You must have all the base camping gear prepared for this trip.** **Itinerary:** **31th Oct - Sunday:** Day 1. Drive to Wilson's Promontory and everyone meets up at Tidal River Visitors Centre at 9:30 am sharp. We set off on the hike at 10:00 am to Halfway hut campsite (4.5hrs- 11.9km) where we will be camp for two nights. We will have a 30min to 1-hour lunch break halfway through the hiking trip. We get to the camp by 3:00 pm -3:30 pm. Once at the campsite set up camp, relax, and think about what to make for dinner. **1st Nov - Monday:** Day 2. A day hike for a total distance about 16km. We will hike south to the light house and head up east along the coast to Waterloo Bay Beach then head west back to the camp site. The view is amazing for this section. to Little Waterloo Bay (5.5hrs - 13.8km). We will have a 30min to 1-hour lunch break halfway through the hiking trip and aim to get to the camp by 4:00 pm. Once at the campsite set up camp, relax, have a swim and think about what to make for dinner. **2nd Nov - Tuesday:** Day 3. Pack the tent, breakfast, leave the campsite by 9am and hike back to Telegraph Saddle Car Park (4.5hrs - 12km) and take a shuttle bus back to the visitors centre. We will have a 30min to 1-hour break halfway through the hiking trip. We will reach the car park around 1.30pm. Stop over in Melb for a beer if people are keen. **What to bring:** You will need to be self-sufficient for this camping and hiking trip. * Food * Tent * Sleeping bag * Sleeping mat * Camp chair * Warm/waterproof clothing * Water container/ bladder * Hiking clothing- NO JEANS * Hat/beanie * Gloves * Hiking shoes/ boots and socks * Comfy shoes at Basecamp * Comfy basecamp clothes * Head torch * Jetboil unit/ trangia or stove * Cooking gear/utensils * Sunscreen * Insect repellent **Food for 3 day and 2 night:** 2x Breakfasts 2x Lunches 2x Dinners * Snacks * Drinks * Water 10 - 20 litres **Additional information:** I’ll have a basic first aid kit with me at all times while we are on this hiking trip. There’s a picnic area and drop toilets at the camping site. Please bring your own toilet paper. The campsite has water resources. **Cost:** Campsite fee - $16.2 for two nights Management fee- $24 ***Total cost: $40*** **Carpooling:** This will be arranged once participants have RSVP and paid for the trip and will be placed in the GOING section. Please DM me with the area you are located in so that carpooling can be arranged. 【Risks and Waiver of Liability】 By attending the OZ Adventurers event, I represent that I am in good physical health and capable of participating in the event. I understand that risks of Injuries and Damages are involved in hiking and other adventure travel, and I appreciate that I may have to exercise extra care for my own person and for others around me. I agree to WAIVE, DISCHARGE CLAIMS, AND RELEASE FROM LIABILITY OZ Adventurers, Its organisers, leaders, volunteers, members, and attendees from any and all liability on account of, or in any way resulting from Injuries and Damages. 【Facebook Group】 You can also visit our Facebook group or Facebook page for more events. [https://www.facebook.com/groups/ozadventurers](https://www.facebook.com/groups/ozadventurers) [https://www.facebook.com/OZadventurers](https://www.facebook.com/OZadventurers)

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Halloween Themed Community Camp (Healesville VIC | 1.5 Hours from Melbourne CBD)

Halloween Themed Community Camp (Healesville VIC | 1.5 Hours from Melbourne CBD)

Sat, Oct 17, 1:00 AM
From LGBT+ Melbourne Community Noticeboard
4.8

**Registration is required at below link:** **Tickets: $50** https://events.humanitix.com/oot-and-aboot-community-camp-oct-2026-edition-or-healesville-vic-or-1-5-hours-from-melbourne-cbd Oot & Aboot’s Community Camp is a relaxed, low-pressure overnight camping experience designed to bring LGBTQIA+ people and allies together in nature — this time with a Halloween twist!. This is our sixth camping event, and we’re intentionally keeping it simple. There’s no packed schedule or expectations — just space to slow down, connect, and enjoy the outdoors in good company (maybe with a few pumpkins and cobwebs thrown in). Across one night, you can look forward to: * A self-paced 1.5 hour hike to Maroondah Reservoir Park (Saturday morning, optional) * A welcoming and inclusive camp environment, dressed up for the season * Lawn and board games * Swimming * Spooky storytelling around the campfire (bring a tale to share, or just come listen) * A Halloween-spirited campfire hangout — costumes and Halloween makeup welcome (but never required!) * Plenty of unstructured community time to talk, laugh, and connect * A simple self-serve breakfast on Sunday morning Feel free to bring a costume, some face paint or Halloween makeup, decorations for your site, or just your regular camping gear — however much (or little) Halloween spirit you're in the mood for is totally fine with us. This is an **adults-only (18+)** event with a maximum of **15 participants**, creating an intimate and friendly atmosphere. No prior camping experience is required. New: pre-event WhatsApp group For this event, we're trialling an opt-in WhatsApp group for confirmed ticket holders. It's a relaxed space to say hi, ask questions, or get to know a few faces before the day — especially handy if you're coming solo and want a bit of a heads-up on who else will be there. Joining is completely optional — your phone number may be visible to other members — and the group will be deleted 3 days after the event. The campsite is located in Healesville, VIC, approximately a 1.5-hour drive from Melbourne CBD. For safety and privacy reasons, the exact location will be provided only to confirmed ticket holders and can be found on the ticket sent via email after payment. Please remember to check your junk or spam folder if you don’t see it in your inbox. Know before you go: * Participants should bring their own camping gear (tent, sleeping bag, air mattress, pillow, etc.), warm clothes, food, cooking stove, utensils and drinks (except breakfast). Please reach out if you don't have any or missing some of the camping gear, we may have a solution for you * If you'd like to get into the Halloween spirit, feel free to bring a costume and/or Halloween makeup — face paint and makeup remover are worth packing if you go this route * Alcohol may be consumed responsibly * As a 100% volunteer-run charity, we are not able to guarantee accommodation of specific dietary or allergy requirements. We encourage you to contact us in advance at [hello@ootandabootoutdoors.org.au](mailto:hello@ootandabootoutdoors.org.au) to discuss whether this event is right for you. Please ensure your own needs are met by bringing food that suits your requirements * Our events take place in outdoor environments across various locations in Victoria, which may involve uneven ground and bush walking. Some venues may not meet all accessibility needs. As a 100% volunteer-run charity, we are not able to guarantee accessibility assistance. We encourage you to contact us in advance at [hello@ootandabootoutdoors.org.au](mailto:hello@ootandabootoutdoors.org.au) to discuss whether a specific event is right for you. If you feel you may need support on the day, we encourage you to bring a carer or support person * Dogs and other pets are not permitted due to our insurance, though registered assistance animals are welcome Park Facilities (shared with other guests): * Powered and grassed/gravelled sites * Camp Kitchen: Includes microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge and free barbeques * Swimming pool * Water taps throughout the park * Toilets and showers * Campfire is allowed when conditions are suitable Oot & Aboot events are grounded in respect, inclusion, and care. We aim to create spaces where LGBTQIA+ people and allies feel safe, welcome, and supported. If you’re looking for a gentle way to reconnect with nature and community, we’d love to have you join us. ## Know before you go * Who is this event for? This event is for LGBTQIA+ adults and allies (18+). It’s designed to be welcoming, inclusive, and low-pressure. * Do I need camping experience? No. This is a relaxed community camp. If you can set up basic camping gear, you’ll be just fine. * What does my ticket include? Your ticket covers campsite fees, access to facilities, lawn and board games, casual group walks, and a simple shared breakfast on Sunday morning. * What food is provided? A simple self-serve breakfast (bread, spreads, fruit, tea & coffee) is included. Please bring your own food and drinks for all other meals. * Is this event accessible for people with mobility needs? Our events take place in outdoor environments across various locations in Victoria, which may involve uneven ground and bush walking. Some venues may not meet all accessibility needs. As a 100% volunteer-run charity, we are not able to guarantee accessibility assistance. We encourage you to contact us in advance at [hello@ootandabootoutdoors.org.au](mailto:hello@ootandabootoutdoors.org.au) to discuss whether a specific event is right for you. If you feel you may need support on the day, we encourage you to bring a carer or support person. * Can you cater for dietary requirements or allergies? As a 100% volunteer-run charity, we are not able to guarantee accommodation of specific dietary or allergy requirements. We encourage you to contact us in advance at [hello@ootandabootoutdoors.org.au](mailto:hello@ootandabootoutdoors.org.au) to discuss whether this event is right for you. Please ensure your own needs are met by bringing food that suits your requirements." * Can I bring alcohol? Yes — alcohol may be consumed responsibly in line with campsite rules and community expectations. * Are pets allowed? Unfortunately we're unable to accommodate pets, though registered assistance animals are welcome. * Will I get the exact location after booking? Yes. Exact campsite location will be shared with confirmed ticket holders for safety and privacy. * What should I bring? Bring your own camping gear, food, cooking stove, utensil, and drinks, a camp chair, warm layers, and a torch or headlamp. More details will be shared via email closer to the event. Please email or text us if you would like to borrow some camping gear. We might be able to arrange for you.

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Community Camp (Drouin West VIC | 1.5 Hours from Melbourne CBD)

Community Camp (Drouin West VIC | 1.5 Hours from Melbourne CBD)

Sat, Sep 19, 2:00 AM
From LGBT+ Melbourne Community Noticeboard
4.8

**Registration is required at below link:** **Tickets: $50** https://events.humanitix.com/oot-and-aboot-community-camp-sep-2026-edition-or-drouin-west-vic-or-1-5-hours-from-melbourne-cbd Oot & Aboot’s Community Camp is a relaxed, low-pressure overnight camping experience designed to bring LGBTQIA+ people and allies together in nature. This is our fifth camping event, and we’re intentionally keeping it simple. There’s no packed schedule or expectations — just space to slow down, connect, and enjoy the outdoors in good company. Across one night, you can look forward to: * A self-paced 1-1.5 hour hike to Mount Cannibal (Saturday morning, optional) * A welcoming and inclusive camp environment * Lawn and board games * Swimming * Plenty of unstructured community time to talk, laugh, and connect * A simple self-serve breakfast on Sunday morning This is an **adults-only (18+)** event with a maximum of **15 participants**, creating an intimate and friendly atmosphere. No prior camping experience is required. New: pre-event WhatsApp group For this event, we're trialling an opt-in WhatsApp group for confirmed ticket holders. It's a relaxed space to say hi, ask questions, or get to know a few faces before the day — especially handy if you're coming solo and want a bit of a heads-up on who else will be there. Joining is completely optional — your phone number may be visible to other members — and the group will be deleted 3 days after the event. The campsite is located in Drouin West, VIC, approximately a 1.5-hour drive from Melbourne CBD. For safety and privacy reasons, the exact location will be provided only to confirmed ticket holders and can be found on the ticket sent via email after payment. Please remember to check your junk or spam folder if you don’t see it in your inbox. Know before you go: * Participants should bring their own camping gear (tent, sleeping bag, air mattress, pillow, etc.), warm clothes, food, cooking stove, utensils and drinks (except breakfast). Please reach out if you don't have any or missing some of the camping gear, we may have a solution for you * Alcohol may be consumed responsibly * As a 100% volunteer-run charity, we are not able to guarantee accommodation of specific dietary or allergy requirements. We encourage you to contact us in advance at [hello@ootandabootoutdoors.org.au](mailto:hello@ootandabootoutdoors.org.au) to discuss whether this event is right for you. Please ensure your own needs are met by bringing food that suits your requirements * Our events take place in outdoor environments across various locations in Victoria, which may involve uneven ground and bush walking. Some venues may not meet all accessibility needs. As a 100% volunteer-run charity, we are not able to guarantee accessibility assistance. We encourage you to contact us in advance at [hello@ootandabootoutdoors.org.au](mailto:hello@ootandabootoutdoors.org.au) to discuss whether a specific event is right for you. If you feel you may need support on the day, we encourage you to bring a carer or support person * Dogs and other pets are not permitted due to our insurance, though registered assistance animals are welcome Park Facilities (shared with other guests): * Powered and grassed/gravelled sites * Water taps throughout the park * Toilets and showers * Campfire is allowed when conditions are suitable Oot & Aboot events are grounded in respect, inclusion, and care. We aim to create spaces where LGBTQIA+ people and allies feel safe, welcome, and supported. If you’re looking for a gentle way to reconnect with nature and community, we’d love to have you join us. ## Know before you go * Who is this event for? This event is for LGBTQIA+ adults and allies (18+). It’s designed to be welcoming, inclusive, and low-pressure. * Do I need camping experience? No. This is a relaxed community camp. If you can set up basic camping gear, you’ll be just fine. * What does my ticket include? Your ticket covers campsite fees, access to facilities, lawn and board games, casual group walks, and a simple shared breakfast on Sunday morning. * What food is provided? A simple self-serve breakfast (bread, spreads, fruit, tea & coffee) is included. Please bring your own food and drinks for all other meals. * Is this event accessible for people with mobility needs? Our events take place in outdoor environments across various locations in Victoria, which may involve uneven ground and bush walking. Some venues may not meet all accessibility needs. As a 100% volunteer-run charity, we are not able to guarantee accessibility assistance. We encourage you to contact us in advance at [hello@ootandabootoutdoors.org.au](mailto:hello@ootandabootoutdoors.org.au) to discuss whether a specific event is right for you. If you feel you may need support on the day, we encourage you to bring a carer or support person. * Can you cater for dietary requirements or allergies? As a 100% volunteer-run charity, we are not able to guarantee accommodation of specific dietary or allergy requirements. We encourage you to contact us in advance at [hello@ootandabootoutdoors.org.au](mailto:hello@ootandabootoutdoors.org.au) to discuss whether this event is right for you. Please ensure your own needs are met by bringing food that suits your requirements." * Can I bring alcohol? Yes — alcohol may be consumed responsibly in line with campsite rules and community expectations. * Are pets allowed? Unfortunately we're unable to accommodate pets, though registered assistance animals are welcome. * Will I get the exact location after booking? Yes. Exact campsite location will be shared with confirmed ticket holders for safety and privacy. * What should I bring? Bring your own camping gear, food, cooking stove, utensil, and drinks, a camp chair, warm layers, and a torch or headlamp. More details will be shared via email closer to the event. Please email or text us if you would like to borrow some camping gear. We might be able to arrange for you.

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🏕️Grampians Camping + Hiking

🏕️Grampians Camping + Hiking

Fri, Sep 25, 1:00 AM
From Social Hikes Australia
4.8

[👉🏻 GET YOUR TICKET (CLICK HERE) 👈🏻](https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/1995398850677?aff=oddtdtcreator) [EVENT DETAILS HERE](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1blkChDDC24lwGUHKiQ_leB3uSX7SNmAs/view)

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4th ANNUAL MGO WILSONS PROM CAMPING TRIP

Fri, Sep 25, 12:00 AM
From Melbourne Girls Outside
4.9
33 attendees
Wilsons Prom Weekend - Camp & Two Walks

Wilsons Prom Weekend - Camp & Two Walks

Fri, Oct 2, 12:00 AM
From Walking With Grace - Dandenong Ranges Outdoor Adventures
4.8

# **🌄 Wilsons Prom Weekend - Camp & Two Walks** **Friday**: travel to Tidal River campsite at Wilsons Prom. Set up camp, explore the campsite, beach, local walks, etc. **WALKS:** **Saturday: 16km - 10am start** \- I plan to walk from Tidal River Campsite to Oberon Bay Campsite\, have lunch\, then walk back to Tidal River\. \- Grade 3\, moderate\, some steep sections\. **Sunday: 12km - 10am start** \- after packing up\, I plan to walk from Tidal River to Lilly Pilly Gully\, then up to Mt Bishop\, then back to Tidal River\. \- Grade 3\, moderate\, some steep sections\. The above walks may be changed depending on the weather conditions. There are other alternative walks you might like to try if the above do not suit you. **CAMPING:** I have booked and paid for sites 181 and 182 which are on 5th Avenue. These sites can fit two tents plus two cars. A booking is for 1 car and 2 adults. An extra car is $22. If you would like one of the other three spaces available on these sites please let me know in the comments * the cost is $40 plus $22 for a 2nd car * payment to me secures your spot * I can then update the booking to include your car rego * If enough people are interested I/you can book other sites This weekend falls on the last weekend of the term 3 school holidays. Booking your spot / campsite early is recommended. If you want to book your own site: [https://www.parks.vic.gov.au/places-to-see/parks/wilsons-promontory-national-park/where-to-stay/tidal-river-campground](https://www.parks.vic.gov.au/places-to-see/parks/wilsons-promontory-national-park/where-to-stay/tidal-river-campground) **CAMPING EQUIPMENT:** WIND - Wilsons Prom can be very windy. I strongly recommend smaller hike style tents rather than larger family style tents. I will bring a gazebo and some tables and some gas stoves which you can use if you would like. I have a couple of tents and inflatable mattresses which I can lend to people if they don't have them. Let me know in the comments what you need. **CAMPING FOOD:** Bring your own food/drink for the weekend. WOMBATS: do NOT store food in your tent. You may end up with a furry visitor and a wrecked tent. There is a shop selling food, drinks, etc at the campsite. The nearest supermarket is a long way away. **About Tidal River, Wilsons Prom** Tidal River at Wilsons Promontory National Park offers an unforgettable camping experience nestled between granite mountains and the edge of Norman Beach. Camping at the Tidal River Campground provides modern comforts like hot showers, flushing toilets, and a nearby general store. Wombats and kangaroos often wander right through the camping grounds, giving visitors a wonderful chance to see local wildlife up close. Beyond the campsite, a vast network of walking tracks lets you explore the stunning coastal wilderness of "The Prom". You can take an easy stroll along the wheelchair-friendly Loo-Errn boardwalk or hike up Mount Oberon for panoramic views over Bass Strait. Every trail rewards you with pristine white quartz beaches, lush rainforest gullies, and hidden rocky coves # 🎒 What to Bring for the WALKS Water, snacks, weather‑appropriate clothing, comfortable shoes, sunscreen/hat, and any personal items you need. RAIN JACKET. # 🌦 Weather & Safety We hike in all conditions unless they become unsafe. If strong winds, storms, extreme heat, or track closures arise, we may adjust or postpone the walk. # ⚠️ Safety Disclaimer This is a social, community‑led outing, not a guided or professionally supervised activity. By attending, you accept responsibility for your own safety and wellbeing. The route may include uneven ground, water crossings, and natural hazards. Please consider your fitness and bring suitable gear. Our volunteers carry first aid, an emergency radio, and satellite communication devices, but these are not a substitute for personal preparedness. # ❤️ About Walking With Grace Walking With Grace is a faith‑inspired, non‑profit community that welcomes people from all backgrounds and beliefs. Our hikes are volunteer‑run and focused on connection, kindness, and enjoying nature together. This event is part of club.hiking.org.au — a friendly community for sharing adventures and GPX files. Because Adventures Are Meant to Be Shared. \# 🌟 How Can You Help WWG? If you have suggestions for walks you would like to do or can recommend please let us know. WWG is run by volunteers. Fees are incurred to run the group. If you would like to donate to help spread the cost, any contribution would be very gratefully received. Bank Details: BSB 484799 ACC 481491970 # 🌟 We Look Forward to Sharing This Adventure With You

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