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Lake Narracan Caravan Park

Locality: Moe, Victoria

Phone: +61 409 010 854

Address: 53 South Shore Road 3825 Moe, VIC, Australia

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25.01.2022 So. If you were waiting for me to get back to you after leaving a message or inbox and you haven't had a response, please call me!!!! 0409010854

24.01.2022 Easter is on! Advice given by Latrobe City Council is that we are a low risk facility, so its business as usual until further notice. Ps... We are fully booked

23.01.2022 Well heres some good news peeps! Perhaps timely to remind people that travel out of your local area goes against the government restrictions, so planning if you really need to be here would be prudent

22.01.2022 Restrictions are lifted! Yay! We are so excited you can all come back The phone has rung hot today. Please know that Rodney lost his beloved father today and we have been with our family. We are grieving ... But I will get back to you all within the next couple of days... we appreciate your understanding See more

20.01.2022 Self isolation is not recommended here! If you are sick... we dont want your germs

19.01.2022 WATERWAY IS CLOSED. BLUE GREEN ALGAE ALERT. We have been advised by Latrobe City Council that blue green algae has been detected in Lake Narracan. The lake is closed for any recreational purposes until we receive the all clear from Council.

18.01.2022 We are still closed. Due to only having communal facilities, we are not yet able to open. When Latrobe City Council makes a decision, based on the Governments recommendations and guidelines to safely reopen with the gradual easing of the restrictions to keep us all safe and well, and then notify us... we will make sure you guys are the first to know. We share your frustration but are patiently waiting until such time as council deems it safe to reopen... thank you for your patience

18.01.2022 Some of the wonderful guests we had this weekend They even had stickers made Annual event-I certainly hope so

18.01.2022 Great initiative... if you would like to contribute any items they can be dropped off to the kiosk at the park and I will pass them on

18.01.2022 170 tonnes of crushed rock laid on the roads in the park... no more potholes... new carparking bollards are coming!

18.01.2022 This huge pile of mulch was hand spread to create garden beds to border the camp ground and stabilize the water flow... plant pics coming

17.01.2022 And we are open For regional guests only. Mandatory temp checks and registration PRIOR to entry to the park. Can't wait to see you all!

16.01.2022 New steps added to the bush loo for easier access, they have been since reinforced

16.01.2022 When visitors become friends and share your highs and lows... we are indeed so very lucky to have met you... here's to many years of making memories together

15.01.2022 A huge shout out to everyone we have welcomed back over the last 2 weekends. We were delighted to see you all! And so happy that you all took responsibility for the new covid safe rules! THANK YOU

15.01.2022 Its a crackin day here, park is filling up, sun is out, lake is perfect! Coffee machine is on for those of you who cant wait for the billy to boil

14.01.2022 Stay home. Stay safe.

14.01.2022 That was the lightpole at the end of the jetty New lighting for the whole jetty coming at the end of the month

14.01.2022 Its just not the same this Easter. We are living in the most unprecedented times. We are not immune to the flow on effect this has had and adjusting has been trying. So Happy Easter from us to each of you. We look forward to healthier and happy times with you all. In the meantime, stay home, stay very safe.

14.01.2022 Have a look at these munchkins Clean Up Australia Day THANK YOU-WE APPRECIATE WHAT YOU DO! #gettinginearly

14.01.2022 The water level is 61%. To check the level on any given day please go to http://www.srw.com.au

13.01.2022 As per the previous post, Lake Narracan has been reopened. We are being flooded with calls regarding the current restrictions. Please read the following advice copied straight from the DHHS website to assist you in making a decision. Who does this apply to, and when? Everyone in Victoria at all times until the 11:59pm on the 31st of May. Is this compulsory, or voluntary? It is compulsory. The Chief Health Officer of Victoria has issued a lawful direction as part of the curr...ent State of Emergency. As always, Victorians are being asked to be considered and use common sense when it comes to leaving home under the above five reasons. We are all being asked to make sacrifices in order to save lives. Can I go boating? Under the new directions, recreational boating is now permissible. Physical distancing and mass gathering rules apply at all times including at the boat ramp and on your boat. Can I get out on the water in my boat with a mate? Its a small boat. Do we need to be physically distant? Under the new directions, you can go out boating. But you must maintain 1.5 metres between yourself and others. If you are doing these activities in a group there should be no more than 10 people. Can I go to a national park? Under the new directions, parks may reopen for hiking and other recreational activities, but you cannot gather in groups of more than 10 people at any one time. Where possible, driving with passengers outside your household should be avoided. Camping is still prohibited. Can I go bushwalking? Some parks have reopened for hiking and other recreational activities, but you cannot gather in groups of more than 10 people at any one time. As always though, Victorians are being asked to be considered and use common sense when it comes their activities. You should only leave home if you really need to. We are all being asked to make sacrifices in order to save lives. Can I drive a bit further to go exercise? Can I go into regional Victoria now? Yes, you can drive to a location to exercise. As always though, Victorians are being asked to use common sense when it comes to travelling. If you can walk or exercise near your home, you should. We are all being asked to make sacrifices in order to save lives. For more information on travelling visit. Victorians shouldnt be taking holidays currently, even within Victoria. You can go for a drive, but you are encouraged to stay local, and only go to places where you can drive there and back within one day. Can I drive my car? Under new arrangements to come into effect at 11.59pm on Tuesday 12 May, you are able to go for a drive. At the same time, Victorians are being asked to use consideration and common sense when it comes to travelling. If you can stay home, you must stay home. See more

12.01.2022 Hey happy long weekenders! Please be reminded that all dogs must be on a lead at all times and the toilet doors are to be closed every time they are used. This applies to campers and annual site holders. Your co-operation would be very much appreciated ... thanks in anticipation

12.01.2022 Well, we are counting down till you all get here! Rod has mowed grass for 2 days straight & marked out your campsites. Its neat and tidy and looks beautiful...and we have plenty of toilet paper!!!! Annual site holders- dont forget to text in on arrival and out on departure Fingers crossed the weather holds for a ripper weekend

12.01.2022 After you all went home from your Australia Day Weekend celebrations, we went out to collect all the rubbish that is usually left behind. Huge round of applause for all the visitors and lake users that bagged their rubbish and placed it either in or just by the bins provided. The amount we had to pick up was negligible. Very impressed indeed

11.01.2022 Poor air quality is predicted to remain in Latrobe City throughout the week as a result of bushfires in East Gippsland and Tasmania. For those in our community ...that suffer health impacts as a result of poor air quality you can keep up to date of conditions in Latrobe City by visiting the Latrobe Valley Information Network at https://bit.ly/2sp7xk9 The website provides you with real-time monitoring from 45 multifunction sensors across our municipality. A limited supply of P2 masks have been made available by Latrobe City Council and can be accessed at the below locations: Traralgon Service Centre and Library Moe Service Centre and Library Morwell Library Churchill Library Morwell Headquarters Latrobe Leisure Centres Fitted properly, a P2 mask can filter out some of the fine particles in the air. Make sure the mask is fitted properly and has good seal. Full directions, including how to put on and fit check a mask can be found here: https://go.vic.gov.au/P5QeqT

11.01.2022 These prescription glasses were found on the foreshore in the last couple of days... they can be collected from the office

10.01.2022 Just to let you know the office will be closed today as we farewell Rods dad. Please leave a message on the mobile 0409010854 and I will return your call on Friday. Thank you for your understanding.

09.01.2022 Recent heavy rainfall in past days has resulted in an increase in the overall water levels which has assisted in clearing the naturally occurring Blue Green Alg...ae from Lake Narracan. Testing conducted in the past 24 hours has noted that the water quality is at a publicly acceptable level. Latrobe City Council has now officially reopened the waterway with advisory signage to be removed today. The health team will continue to conduct ongoing testing over the next fortnight, with any changes to be advised to the community. We thank everyone for their patience. Enjoy the water!

09.01.2022 Please keep in mind that I don't do Facebook every day so I am unable to take bookings from an inbox message. Please call the mobile to secure your booking. 0409010854

09.01.2022 BOIL WATER ALERT - MOE, NEWBOROUGH, YALLOURN NORTH AND SURROUNDING TOWNS (Saturday 15 February 2020) Hi all, ... Weve issued a boil water alert for the townships of Hernes Oak, Moe, Moe South, Newborough, Trafalgar East, Westbury, Yallourn, Yallourn Heights and Yallourn North tonight due to a storm-related event at the Moe water treatment plant. Its recommended that water be brought to a rolling boil before being used for drinking, preparing beverages, washing and preparing food, preparing baby formula, brushing teeth or making ice until further notice. To ensure water is safe for consumption: - Heat water until a continuous and rapid stream of air-bubbles is produced from the bottom of a pan or kettle (kettles with automatic shut-off switches are suitable); - Allow water to cool before use; - Store water in a clean, closed container for later use; and - Caution should be taken to prevent scalding from boiling water. Unboiled water can be used for showering and bathing, flushing toilets, washing dishes and clothes and garden watering. Ensure water is not ingested whilst bathing. Its likely the alert will remain in place for a number of days. Were working to restore a normal water supply as soon as possible. In the meantime, an alternative drinking water point has been established at Apex Park in Moe tonight until 10pm, tomorrow from 7am - 10pm and Monday from 6am - 10pm. Please bring your own containers. Were sorry for the inconvenience and will keep you posted. For more details, please visit www.gippswater.com.au/alerts

09.01.2022 Lake Narracan has been closed following the detection of Blue Green Algae (BGA). Blue Green Algae are naturally occurring organisms present in most waterways. ...The Lake contains different types of algae at varying levels as part of the natural environment of the waterway. Many factors can trigger a Blue Green Algae bloom such as warm weather conditions, nutrient levels, low water inflows and low storage volumes. The results of water samples have detected a bloom at various locations along the foreshore. The level of algal growth now makes the waters unsuitable for recreational use. Warning signs have been erected at all public access points to the Lake advising people to stop using the waterway until further notice. Users of the facility should seek to utilise alternative waterways in the region for activities such as swimming, skiing and windsurfing. Exposure to BGA can cause skin allergies, eye irritations and gastric disorders. Some green discolouration or odours can be expected and surface scums may affect some areas. Latrobe City Council will continue to regularly monitor the water and liaise with other authorities. Any changes to the situation will be reported.

08.01.2022 TearDrop Caravan event We have a group of teardroppers coming to stay at the park for the weekend. If you are thinking of buying one or if anyone is interested in having a look for curiosity sake pop out for a sticky beak, owners will be around to answer any questions you might have

08.01.2022 Just in case the earth just moved for you... what just felt like an earthquake was a dredger being blown up at Hazelwood

08.01.2022 Put your hand up if youve seen something that you know is wrong at the lake... add some substance and weight to all the issues we take to council on your behalf and report them on the app... its too easy

07.01.2022 New friends, superb weather, happy kids, lots of laughter... what a great Australia Day Weekend! Thanks for a weekend to remember

07.01.2022 Some pics of the work we done for you during lockdown! The bush crew did an amazing job of clearing the roads and in Broadwood Reserve!

07.01.2022 With the weather warming up again, there has been several sightings of snakes. Please be vigilant anywhere around the Lake Narracan area.

05.01.2022 Poor visibility across the region due to the air quality, has resulted in unsafe conditions for watercraft users at Lake Narracan. Latrobe City Council adv...ises that the current conditions are unsafe for users to be taking to the waters of Lake Narracan. We ask that you refrain from launching your vessel during this time to ensure your safety. Latrobe City Council will monitor the visibility throughout today and inform the community once watercraft are safe to return to the lake.

04.01.2022 Great reason to visit the area! Come camping with us!

04.01.2022 Be safe. Stay home.

03.01.2022 Sad, but necessary. Please bear with us as we make contact with those who have bookings with us, as I will ring each of you and organize refund arrangements. Stay safe and be kind to one another.

03.01.2022 Looking for recommendations for where to buy a good quality Aussie flag that wont cost a body part! New flag pole is up... getting into the Aussie spirit!

02.01.2022 Its bloody quiet here Although we remain closed, there is still work to be done, not all of it pleasant... Septic tanks were rather full, empty now... hope the grass grows back!

02.01.2022 It's going to look a little different with Covid... Masks are mandatory... Numbers are restricted... Hygiene will be enforced.. Social interaction will be kept to your site only...... But gosh it will be great to have guests again See more

01.01.2022 Its picture perfect here on the lake today. We are busy getting the park preened and polished ready for your Aust Day Weekend! Just a reminder for our annual site holders to text the park mobile on arrival and departure, and advise how many heads on beds you have on site each night Ive added the price list for the firewood for those campers who need it. There is no wood collecting in or on the perimeter (private property) of the caravan park ... Looking forward to a crackin weekend with you all See more

01.01.2022 I so wanted to surprise you all, but considering the current situation... finally, after 18 months of lobbying... our oldest toilet block is getting a much needed face lift. We are incredibly grateful this one got over the line for you all... thanks in full to Latrobe City Council. We have worked hard, quietly in the background to get the park to a standard we can all be proud of! I am way too excited that this has started.

01.01.2022 If youre coming for Easter ... be prepared ... dont forget the nappy bags to dispose of thoughtfully