Island View Caravan Park, Kinka Beach,QLD.4703 in Kinka Beach | Camp site

Island View Caravan Park, Kinka Beach,QLD.4703

Locality: Kinka Beach

Phone: +61 7 4939 6284

Address: 946 Scenic Hwy 4703 Kinka Beach, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.island-view.com.au

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24.01.2022 This is our new look events room it was the Alfresco Area for 3 years Now been up graded. We need a new name for it has anyone got any ideas. This new area will be able to be hired for events, there can be movies during the day or at night. It has the pool table there for adult entertainment. Send through your ideas for names.

24.01.2022 Following Government Direction Our bar areas and restaurant are CLOSED Our bottle shop is still operational, with competitive prices. Mon - Thurs 10am... -8pm Fri 10am - 10pm Sat 9am - 10pm Sun 9am - 8pm Takeaway meals will be available trading Wednesday 5.30pm - 8pm with a limited menu to be posted soon. Call to order 4939 6100 See more

22.01.2022 This post is to reach out to those traveler that use their Vans as a home and travel this beautiful country. With the boarders closing and Government requesting we all stay put. Island View Caravan Park has large site to accommodate you and we have a flat rate of $187.50 per week. Please call our office and our team would be happy to help you.

18.01.2022 Hi Guest past and future, this message goes out with a little sadness. Island View Caravan Park has now reached the limit off travels to keep the Park Guest and Residents in a safe environment. To keep our park safe for those who are here, Island View Caravan Park is now closed. We send out our love and best wishes to all off Australia to stay home and stay safe and well. Island View Caravan Park will reopen when the COVID-19 Government regulation allow us to reopen. We th...ank all our guest for the well wish and kind understanding of what has happened. We love you All The Team At Island View Caravan Park See more

17.01.2022 Dear All valued guests. As everyone is aware of the corona virus that is world wide, we would like to let all our guests know who are travelling to our park. The measures we have put in place to help stop the spread are extensive, so please be rest assured your up and coming stay with us will be a great one without worry. We are currently monitoring and keeping up to date with all advice from the government & we look forward to seeing all our great guests soon. Business as normal. safe travels.

17.01.2022 Well this was exciting we had a visitor to our park. So good

16.01.2022 On March 16th, Clark County reported the first and second deaths of a married couple from COVID-19. They were my parents Merle and Dee Tofte and they died withi...n hours of one another. I am in quarantine until March 26th. I can’t be with my loved ones. I can’t comfort my children whom have lost their grandparents. I can’t hold a service for my parents or attend their burial. Funeral homes are closed. It is believed they contracted COVID-19 through community spread. I wanted time and privacy to grieve but if their story can save a life, it needs to be told. Please share this. I love you Mom and Dad. #stayhomeifyoucan #followCDCguidelines #doitforMerleandDee

16.01.2022 A big THANK-YOU to everyone planning a local holiday from the 13th June 2020! Our regional tourism industry can't wait to welcome you!

12.01.2022 Dear Valued Customers, As you know, Island View Caravan Park is a family owned and operated business. Our family extends to all of our staff, suppliers, permanent residence and customers. We understand that all of you are faced with great uncertainty at this time and we thank you for your continued support. We would like to assure you that our business remains fully operational. Whilst committed to helping safeguard and reassuring all our returning customers and new that we a...re also committed to our role in the broader community. Our first priority is the health and wellbeing of our customers and our people, which is why we have decided to provide an update on how we’re minimising the spread of Coronavirus. Closely monitoring and adhering to the advice and recommendations of the Commonwealth, State and Territory Governments, as well as local health authorities, and tourism information health and safety we have undertaken the following measures: 1. At our reception entrance door we have install an automatic dispensing hand sanitizing station that are remotely operated. 2. Please continue to use the all the parks facilities as you have always used them, clean up the area you used, place all rubbish in the bins provided, clean down BBQ’s after use, clean tables and chairs before using them and most of all think of other, please see us at reception if you need help or cleaning products. 3. Ablution facilities are cleaned twice daily, Park ablution entrance doorways have an automatic dispensing hand sanitizing station that remotely operated. In addition to this we have implemented common area spot checks. 4. We have ordered a further 6 sanitizing stations, they will be installed in the unisex ablution block, BBQ areas, and alfresco area. 5. The Alfresco area is still open for customers use but unfortunately the area has a limited occupancy number of 30 people at any one time. 6. Remember, all of our sites have plenty of room to hold small outdoor private functions so, please refrain from inviting people into you van and encourage BYO finger food. As we adapt to new ways of working we appreciate your patience and understanding during this unprecedented situation, and deeply appreciate your ongoing support. Our thoughts are with all those affected by Coronavirus, and we sincerely hope you and your loved ones stay safe and healthy during this difficult time. Kindest regards, Team at Island view Caravan Park Smits Family

09.01.2022 A Public Health Alert has been issued for locations in the West Moreton and Brisbane South area in relation to the 31 July 2020 confirmed case of COVID-19. Any individuals who have been in the below locations during the relevant times are asked to monitor their health and immediately present for testing if they are experiencing any relevant symptoms. 26 July 2020 (11.30pm-1.35am) - Caltex Goodna Goodna 26 July 2020 (12.30-2.10pm) - Sleeman Sports Complex* - Chandler... 26 July 2020 (4-7pm) - Garden City Shopping Centre - Mount Gravatt 26 July 2020 (4-5pm) - Kmart at Garden City Shopping Centre - Mount Gravatt 26 July 2020 (4.30-5pm) - JB Hi-Fi at Garden City Shopping Centre - Mount Gravatt 26 July 2020 (around 5pm) - MOS Burger at Garden City Shopping Centre - Mount Gravatt 26 July 2020 (around 6pm) - Chatime at Garden City - Mount Gravatt 27 July 2020 (10-10.30am) - Café 63 - Redbank Plains 27 July 2020 (11am-1pm) - Bunnings Springfield Springfield 27 July 2020 (3.15-4pm) - Bunnings Oxley Oxley 27 July 2020 (6-8.30pm) - Basketball Court Springfield Lakes* - Springfield Lakes 27 July 2020 (8.45-8.55pm) - Nando’s Kenmore Kenmore 28 July 2020 (8.40-8.45am) - Caltex Wacol Wacol 29 July 2020 (around 10.45am) - Richlands Medical Centre Richlands Plaza Richlands 29 July 2020 (around 11.35am) - SNP Collection Centre Forrest Lake - Forrest Lake Additionally, the Public Health Alert issued on 29 July 2020 has been amended with an updated time relating to the Primary Medical and Dental Practice at Browns Plains on 24 July 2020 to 3:30 4:30pm. *People who are close contacts will be contacted directly by the Public Health Unit. Any individuals who were present at the below locations at the relevant times should immediately self-quarantine and contact 13 HEALTH: Parklands Christian College, Park Ridge - 22 July 2020 9.30am-6pm Madtongsan IV Restaurant, Sunnybank - 23 July 2020 7-9pm Heeretea -Bubble Tea, Sunnybank - 23 July 2020 9.25pm Primary Medical and Dental Practice, Browns Plains - 24 July 2020 3.30-3.50pm Thai Peak Restaurant, Springfield - 26 July 2020 6.30-9pm Cowch Dessert Cocktail Bar, Southbank - 27 July 2020 All hours P’Nut Street Noodles, Southbank - 27 July 2020 All hours African Grocery Shop, Woodridge (Station Rd) - 28 July 2020 All hours Primary Medical and Dental Practice, Browns Plains - 28 July 2020 12.25-12.30pm Chatime Grand Plaza, Browns Plains - 28 July 2020 All hours YMCA Chatswood Hills Outside School Hours Care, Springwood, July 23-24, All hours If you, your staff or any of your residents are showing signs of a fever (a temperature higher than 37.5 degrees), a cough, sore throat, runny nose, fatigue, shortness of breath, loss of taste and loss of smell arrangements should be made for that individual to be tested for COVID-19.

09.01.2022 Travellers keep us safe and follow Public Health Direction.

08.01.2022 To All our guest Past and future, The Team at Island View Caravan Park miss you all and for the past six years of owning this park, we have shared our backyard with you at Easter. This year the COVID-19 has taken that away from all of us. But the most positive insight this infection has given all of us is that we respect each other’s life and stay home this Easter. You can not get a life back once it is gone it is gone. So, enjoy the precious time at home with your beautiful families be grateful for what you all have. Island View Caravan Park will still be hear once this infectious disease has passed and so will our team we love you all and look forward to years of enjoyment with you all again. Happy Easter Everyone.

07.01.2022 Anzac Day is a national day of remembrance in Australia and New Zealand that broadly commemorates all Australians and New Zealanders "who served and died in all wars, conflicts, and peacekeeping operations" and "the contribution and suffering of all those who have served".[1][2] Observed on 25 April each year, Anzac Day was originally devised to honour the members of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) who served in the Gallipoli Campaign, their first engagement... in the First World War (19141918). The timing of the dawn service is based on the time that the ANZAC forces started the landing on the Gallipoli peninsula, but also has origins in a combination of military, symbolic and religious traditions. Various stories name different towns as having the first ever service in Australia, including Albany, Western Australia, but no definite proof has been found to corroborate any of them. In Rockhampton, Queensland on 26 April 1916, over 600 people attended an interdenominational service that started at 6.30 am. 2020 Dawn service will define history again while Australians stand together on their driveways and pay their respect to the fall Anzac’s due to COVID-19. Lest We Forget

01.01.2022 Well A beautiful day on Kinka Beach a few families from the park enjoying a day fishing and being with their mums. We would like to wish all our mum’s the very best Mother’s Day ever. You are all very important to the lives of your familiesLove the team at Island View Caravan Park