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Surfside Holiday Park

Locality: Warrnambool, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 5559 4700

Address: 120 PERTOBE ROAD 3280 Warrnambool, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.surfsidepark.com.au

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25.01.2022 Look who was at the Breakwater today

25.01.2022 LET IT GLOW! Christmas has a distinctly electric feel in Warrnambool this year, thanks to some brilliant installations by renowned neon artist Carla O'Brien.... A total of 16 installations have been turned on across the city, with the pieces set to become a permanent part of the town's Christmas decorations. The new sculptures were unveiled as part of A Very Liebig Christmas over the weekend, and will remain in place until after Christmas. They can be found in and around Liebig Street, with two installations at Cannon Hill as well. Ms O’Brien said that she was thrilled to be back in Warrnambool. It was such a positive experience with the neon trail that we had over wintertime, so it was fantastic to come back and bring a different side of Christmas, something that’s completely unique, she said. These are original pieces and Warrnambool is the first in the world to get them." (Images: Warrnambool City Council. )

24.01.2022 Next Wednesday everyone who had a summer booking for this season will receive a text and email offering them a place in the ballot for a summer site. Guests will need to respond to the text with "yes', "no', or you can simply opt out. Please note that you can only apply for the ballot once. Ie you can't respond to both the text and email.

22.01.2022 A couple of cracking photos of the Warrnambool Railway Station taken at the turn of the last century, because sometimes it is worth celebrating what we still have, and not lost. The railway station was built in 1890. Images via State Library and Picture Victoria.

21.01.2022 What a loss. The Hotel Criterion, as it was, with some light colourisation courtesy of LW follower Kev Melican. Warrnambool has lost so many of its character buildings, and how many buildings of character have replaced them? This spot, sadly, is still an empty block.

21.01.2022 Not long to go now. We plan to have our ballot information out to you by the end of the week.

21.01.2022 Warrnambool main beach, circa 1905, when bathing costumes included a substantial hat. This wonderful postcard, photographed by Jordan Studios, was sent by "Conn...ie" to "Vi" who is in trouble! Dear Vi, You naughty girl not to write to me. I have had a letter from Florrie, Beth and Freda, and am expecting one from you. Connie x Original image from State Library Victoria.

20.01.2022 Happy dogs protecting Middle island. Mezzo (front), Isola (middle) and Oberon (back).

17.01.2022 Stunning finish to a stormy day in Warrnambool

16.01.2022 Oh so calm in the shallows of the reflection bay

16.01.2022 We are absolutely wrapped to let you know we are proceeding. Whoo hoo You’ll find great stalls with fabulous and different gift ideas for this Christma...s. Have a bite to eat and enjoy a browse. Pop the dates in your diaries and come along and enjoy the fun of this new Covid normal. No doubt all our stallholders will love being part of these great Christmas Markets and would love to see you there. See more

15.01.2022 Sneak Peek! I’ve been hard at work over the past few weeks designing the templates for my new Trick of the Eye 3D Street Art Workbook, and this is the first sne...ak peek. This book will include 11 detailed templates with step by step instructions to create your own beautiful 3D chalk arts outside at your home. Available from mid November from my website. Jimmi’s Trick of the Eye 3D Street Art Workbook is being made possible with help from @regionalartsvic and @creative_vic through the Sustaining Creative Workers Initiative. Thanks so very much for your generous support during this time. #jimmis3Dworkbook #jimmibuscombe #warrnambool #warrnamboolartist #australianartist #warrnamboolart #trompeloeil #3dart #streetart #3dstreetart #trickoftheeye #mural #graffiti #graffitiart #muralart #chalk #chalkart #3dchalkart See more

14.01.2022 We are thrilled to be able to welcome you back to Flagstaff Hill from 10am on Saturday 14th November. See you soon!

14.01.2022 Check out our amazing office worker Maddie. We are so lucky to work with Maddie as we get to listen to her sing while we work.

14.01.2022 All ballots have now been finalised and limited sites remain across all weeks. Bookings Open to the public on 4th December at 10am. Booking will be open online or can be made over the phone.

13.01.2022 Shark sited at Logans Beach this morning. Surf with care.Shark sited at Logans Beach this morning. Surf with care.

12.01.2022 HOW'S YOUR MONDAY HANGING? This little fellow's found a comfy spot in a Kepler St tree in Warrnambool... Maybe he had a big night at the Warrnambool pub, or may...be he's just waiting for the cinema across the road to reopen later this week! Have you snapped any koalas in urban areas around South West Victoria?

12.01.2022 NOT ONE BUT TWO OF OUR GREAT ATTRACTIONS ARE REOPENING THIS WEEKEND: @flagstaffhill_warrnambool & @warrnamboolartgallery

11.01.2022 We’re Back! Thanks to everyone for sticking with us during this difficult time. We cannot wait to reopen this Thursday and start showing brand new releases to you all. Stay tuned

10.01.2022 It's one of the most common photo angles for a reason... what's your favourite spot in the village? #flagstaffhillmaritimevillage GalacticExploreFamily Petrospap

10.01.2022 IT’S HALLOWEEN!!! And this year we’re joining in! We’ve packed up little paper bags of treats for any kids who’d like to pop over.

09.01.2022 A fiery dawn sky greeted the Port Fairy Lighthouse JROD Captures was up early to snap this stunning sunrise. Have you seen a beautiful morning sky lately?... : JROD Captures

04.01.2022 A sunny day in the Fletcher Jones gardens, 1960s. In the centre, you can see the tall metal sculpture which once sat in the gardens and was inspired by the hug...e trylon (tower) and perisphere (ball) sculptures from the 1939 World Fair in New York City. (This photo has a hair on the image which makes the trylon look like a cross - it's not!) The original, futuristic sculptures dominated the New York skyline for the duration of the fair, with the trylon stretching 185m (610ft) into the air, next to the 60m (200ft) perisphere. The Fletcher Jones version was obviously much smaller, but still reflected the forward thinking of Sir Fletcher Jones and his being inspired by new ideas and ways of looking at the future. Photo from private collection.

03.01.2022 Happy Birthday gorgeous Isola!!! Today Isola turns 3. She is a happy, sweet character who protects Middle Island along with her brothers. Please join us in wishing our beautiful penguin protector a happy birthday.

03.01.2022 Count down to Christmas with us at http://YourChristmasCountdown.com

01.01.2022 It’s a busy week, Warrnambool! There’s A Very Different Christmas on from Friday-Sunday. Look out for Black Friday Sales, markets, buskers and activations aro...und the town. Then there’s all the other things happening in between! Head to www.visitwarrnambool.com.au/events for details. Have a fab week!