Details on 4 caravan parks within 100km of ,
Bushchooks Travellers Village
Last Updated Oct 2015
Powered and un-powered sites plus cabins in the heart of Bororen.
This is a country style park with owner operators who take great pride in their park and have a sense of humour. They have been continually improving and upgrading the park and have recently renovated the camp kitchen which is now very functional, with fridges, kettles, toasters and barbecue.
They also have cheap rates on cabins for longer rentals, aimed at backpackers and workers.
Park Management Comments
Our ample campground contains powered and unpowered sites for backpacker vans, motor homes and campers wishing to pitch a tent, perfect place to stop for just a night, or a while!
- Address:
- Bruce Highway
Bororen, 4678 - Phone:
- 07 4974 4370
- Fax:
- 07 4974 4391
- Website
- Rates:
(Couple for one night)
Facilities and activities at Bushchooks Travellers Village
- Toilets:
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Flushing Toilets
- Pets:
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Pets allowed. Check with park for conditions.
- Water Availability:
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Drinking water is available.
- Camp fires:
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It is not known if fires are allowed in this caravan park.
- Barbeques:
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It is not known if barbeques are available.
- Camp Kitchen
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This caravan park has a camp kitchen.
- Picnic Tables:
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Yes.
- Swimming Pool:
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No swimming pool
- Spa:
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No spa
- Games Room
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No Games Room
- Playground
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No playground
- Tennis Court
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No tennis court
- Gym
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No gym
- Laundry:
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This caravan park has laundry.
- Cafe/Resaurant:
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No restaurant
- Shop/Kiosk:
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No kiosk or shop
- Wireless Internet:
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Unknown
- Dump Point:
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Unknown
- Fishing:
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There is no fishing at or near this caravan park.
- Kayaking / Canoeing:
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There is no kayaking at or near this caravan park.
- Other Amenities:
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