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RTBU Holiday Park, Jervis Bay

Locality: Jervis Bay, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Phone: +61 2 9264 2511

Address: Ellmoos rd 2540 Jervis Bay, Jervis Bay Territory, Australia

Website: http://www.rtbuexpress.com.au/rtbu-holiday-park-jervis-bay

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25.01.2022 I have been visiting RTBU holiday park for the past 15 years. I get to switch off from the busy world every time I visit.

25.01.2022 RTBU Holiday Park Re-Opens on 24th June We have been advised that Booderee National Park will be re-opening, and as of Wednesday 24th June, the RTBU Holiday Park will be open to caravan and cabin guests. There will still be restrictions in place in relation to the COVID 19 social distancing, personal hygiene and other related practices, so please follow all health orders and follow safe practices while at the Holiday Park. If there is any doubt about this, please ask the Holiday park managers for advice.

24.01.2022 Booderee National park has re-opened as of 9 a.m today, after recent risk assessments had been completed, and measures taken to ensure the safety of residents and visitors to the area.

23.01.2022 Booderee National Park Closure Extended to 23 June We have been advised that the current closure of the National Park has been extended until 23 June, conditional upon any changes in health advice. Once there is any change to this, we will advise on here

20.01.2022 Ellmoos Road Open RTBU Holiday Park guests and visitors can now access the area after road and other repairs following severe weather conditions of last week. Please be cautious when using the road, as there may still be some areas that are dangerous, and road works may be continuing on the road.... Some areas of the National Park remain closed due to COVID-19 restrictions, please check with Holiday Park managers for details.

19.01.2022 Be COVID Safe With the re-opening of the Booderee National Park and RTBU Holiday Park last month, we would like to remind all guests and visitors that restrictions remain in place to minimise the effects of COVID-19. Booderee National Park has restrictions in place to ensure the safety of the local community and visitors. These include all health directions in relation to COVID 19, including vigilant personal hygiene and physical distancing. A number of areas within the Nati...onal Park also remain closed. These include: All camping areas Stoney Creek Road (includes St Georges Lighthouse, Moe's Rock, Stoney Creek and Steamers Beach Access) Booderee Visitors Centre (Staff can be contacted by phone or email) Summercloud Bay (boat ramp, beach and surf access) All guests and visitors to the RTBU Holiday Park are also advised to follow strict personal hygiene practices and physical distancing requirements at the Holiday Park. Guests are requested to take personal responsibility for complying with all COVID-19 health orders, and to ensure that they behave in ways that ensures the safety of all guests at the Holiday Park.

16.01.2022 just love the fact that this place is not only clean .. it's peaceful and family oriented ... definitely a place to just come unwind

16.01.2022 Today is the 25th anniversary of the Hand Over of Booderee National Park back to the Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community. Booderee is Aboriginal land. On 11 October ...1995 the Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community Council was granted freehold title to Booderee National Park, then known as Jervis Bay National Park. The community leased the national park lands and waters to the Director of National Parks that same year. Since then the Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community Council and Parks Australia have worked together to jointly manage the national park and conserve its rich cultural and natural values. We are grateful to be on this journey with the Aboriginal people of the Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community. Together we will continue to work together to protect and conserve this very special place for future generations.

16.01.2022 COVID-19 Holiday Park Update Since our last notice to caravan users of the RTBU Holiday Park, Brad Hazzard, NSW Minister for Health and Medical Research has issued a Public Health Order which states that caravan parks cannot be open from 26 March until 23 June, 2020. The relevant extract from the Public Health Order is provided below: Part 3 Places of social gathering ... The Minister directs that the following must not be open to members of the public except as provided in this clause (m) caravan parks and camping grounds, except for purposes of (i) accommodating permanent residents of the caravan park or camping ground or other persons who have no other place of permanent residence, and (ii) allowing visitors to visit persons referred to in subparagraph (i), In complying with this Order, the RTBU now advises all caravan users and their guests, that there will be no access to the caravan area during this period. Please Note: Following the NSW Government Order, the Jervis Bay Territory issued its own Emergency Direction on 27 March, imposing the same restrictions for the Jervis Bay Territory, which has been the case throughout the current coronavirus emergency

15.01.2022 Holiday Park Closure The Booderee National Park closure has been extended to 23 May, 2020. The RTBU Holiday Park will remain closed until the National Park is re-opened

06.01.2022 RTBU Holiday Park Closed Until Further Notice A State of Emergency has been declared throughout the Jervis Bay Territory due to the COVID 19, at least until 23 April 2020 The Emergency Direction states:... 2. Direction to stay at home (1) A person must not, without reasonable excuse, enter any part of the Territory besides the person's place of residence. (2) A person must, unless the person has a reasonable excuse, move out of every part of the Territory besides the person's place of residence. (3) Every place in the Territory is closed to a person besides the person's place of residence and any place that the person is with a reasonable excuse. Persons who travel into the Jervis Bay Territory also without reasonable excuse may be turned around at the border and prevented from entering. If the person/s are located within any part of the Jervis Bay Territory who are not a permanent resident of Jervis Bay Territory or have a reasonable excuse may be required to leave. Anyone with bookings at the Holiday Park during this period should contact head office on 02 92642511 to make alternate arrangements

06.01.2022 Temporary Closure Extended The temporary closure of Booderee National Park has been extended to 9a.m Tuesday 8th June. Any visitors to the RTBU Holiday Park must remain within the grounds of the Holiday Park during this time.

05.01.2022 Update on State of Emergency The latest information available indicates that the State of Emergency in the Jervis Bay Territory will extend at least until 1st of May. We will monitor this situation closely and make a decision on when it would be appropriate to re-open the RTBU Holiday Park

05.01.2022 Booderee National Park - temporary closure Wednesday 2 June 2021 To protect the health and safety of visitors, staff and local communities, including the park’s Traditional Owners the Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community, Parks Australia has today announced that Booderee National Park will undertake a temporary closure until at least midday on Friday, 4 June 2021, as a precaution following the NSW COVID-19 Jervis Bay Public Health Alert.... This will allow NSW Health to complete a risk assessment, and to allow a deep clean of the Green Patch Campground amenities to occur. NSW Health is advising anyone who stayed at the Green Patch Campground at Booderee National Park on Sunday 23 May (all day) or Monday 24 May (until 9am) to call the NSW Health contact tracing team on 1800 943 553, get tested and self-isolate until you receive further information from NSW Health. Booderee National Park has been undertaking twice-daily cleaning of the Green Patch Campground amenities as part of its COVID-19 Safe operating practices and the campground has been operating at 50% capacity to support social distancing. While we regret the inconvenience caused by this temporary closure, the wellbeing of our visitors, staff and local communities continues to be our first priority. Our national park and botanic gardens are treasured places for both locals and visitors alike. Parks Australia is committed to taking appropriate precautionary measures to protect the health of all concerned. The temporary closure for Booderee National Park will be in place at least until midday Friday, 4 June 2021. Jervis Bay Territory, Wreck Bay Community and HMAS Creswell staff and residents will be able to travel through Booderee National Park during this time to reach their homes and workplaces. We have been advised that guests of the RTBU Holiday Park are being allowed into the Holiday Park, but must remain within the grounds of the Holiday Park, and not go into other areas of Booderee National Park during the closure. Further updates will be posted as they become available.

05.01.2022 Covid-19 update Travel restrictions. From 4pm today, Wednesday 23 June 2021 the ACT has announced travel restrictions for people coming from the following seven (7) Local Government Areas (LGAs) of Greater Sydney City of Sydney, Waverley, Randwick, Canada Bay, Inner West, Bayside and Woollahra. The restrictions apply in the JBT and will remain in place for at least one week, until 11.59pm Wednesday 30 June 2021.... JBT residents returning to the JBT from these areas on or after 4pm 23 June 2021 need to: o Travel directly to their residence and stay there until at least 11.59pm Wednesday 30 June 2021. o They should only leave their residence for an approved essential purpose such as to get food, medical treatment and exercise. Travellers (non-residents) are not to enter the JBT unless they are providing essential services or receive an exemption to do so. Non-residents who receive an exemption to allow them to enter the JBT, are still required to isolate, the same as residents. Non-residents who are providing essential services may not go anywhere or do anything in the JBT that is not related to their delivering essential services. They must leave the JBT as soon as their work is complete. JBT residents do not need to complete an ACT Declaration on entry to the JBT. They may however be asked by emergency service officers to provide information, including photo ID. It is the responsibility of all residents, visitors, contractors, and anyone else living or working in the JBT to keep up with, and follow, the latest Public Health Directions and travel advice. Information about COVID-19 Affected Areas can change quickly and the ACT Health website is continuously updated. You should continue to check the ACT Areas of Concern information to see if you have been in any exposure locations. If you must travel to Greater Sydney for essential reasons, you must abide by all public health directions in place in NSW and the JBT. This includes changing travel plans and adhering to public health instructions upon your return. Restrictions on gatherings The NSW Premier has today announced some restrictions on gatherings and physical distancing for people in Greater Sydney, which includes the Blue Mountains, Wollongong and Shellharbour. The restrictions apply from 4pm today Wednesday 23 June 2021. At this stage, these restrictions are limited to Greater Sydney and there is no change to rules around gatherings in the JBT and the current Public Health Directions continue to apply. These can be found here: JBT Public Health Direction The situation can change very quickly and it is your responsibility to keep yourself informed. Please Note: RTBU Caravan License holders are not deemed to be residents and will be refused entry if you come from the 7 LGA areas as listed above.

01.01.2022 Booderee National Park Closed Due to extreme weather conditions over the past few days, Booderee National Park has been forced to closed again to allow work to remove fallen trees and structural damage to Ellmoos Road, leading to the RTBU Holiday Park. Apart from these access issues, the Holiday Park also sustained some damage through these storms. It is anticipated that these will be resolved reasonably quickly, but we advise all guests and visitors to stay away from the area until such time as we have been notified that all amenities have been restored.