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Catch up on what's happening in and around the Crows Nest Tourist and Caravan Park
15/5/2019

How To Introduce Camping To Your Family

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​While camping is a great, fun activity for all ages, it may never seem like the ‘perfect time’ to introduce camping to your young families. We get it, taking your family camping for the first time can feel like a huge challenge, but it doesn’t have to be that way; with the right planning, your first time camping as a family can be a breeze, meaning you can spend more time enjoying yourself. ​


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30/4/2019

7 Kid Friendly Activities To Do in Crows Nest

As the school term starts up once again after the Easter break, it’s hard to imagine that the next school holidays will be upon us again in no time. Many parents are already thinking about out how to keep themselves and their family occupied during the next school holiday break. Whether you’re looking for a change in climate, some time away from the city or just something a bit different, Crows Nest has got you covered with 7 kid friendly activities to convince you and your family to experience this beautiful region. ​
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16/4/2019

Digital Devices Off, Campfire On!

​With technology driving every aspect of our everyday lives, digital devices are often the primary source of information and entertainment for the family unit. While the desire to be ‘always connected’ seems stronger than ever, many families are now seeking ways to switch off from the online world to avoid technology overload. ​

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5/3/2019

History on Wheels Coming to Crows Nest

The Crows Nest Tourist Park will be playing host to a rare and exciting event this April when the Australian Flxible Clipper Club arrives for their annual Easter Rally. It will be the first time the rally will be held in Queensland, with members expected to attend from all over the country. ​

In 1948 Sir Reginald Ansett of Ansett Transport Industries, best remembered for Ansett Airlines, brought the first Flxible Clipper bus to Australia. Since then, the vehicles have become rare collectors items for dedicated enthusiasts. To celebrate their history, the group will be making the busses available to the public on the Saturday 20th April at the Crows Nest Tourist park where visitors will be able to experience these nostalgic touring vehicles. ​

Free Event - Open to the public

When: Saturday 20th April 2019
Time: 8:00am - 1:00pm
Where: Crows Nest Tourist Park, 7558 New England Hwy, Crows Nest QLD 4355 ​​
​Admission: Free
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25/2/2019

10 Reasons to Visit Crows Nest

For years, Crows Nest has been a town often bypassed by first time campers, families looking for a short getaway or even grey nomads travelling through the region. But with so many amazing and unique things to do in the region, we have compiled a list of 10 exciting things to do. Trust us, you won't want to bypass this town again.
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1. Take a hike

Hikes are a great way for people of all ages and experience levels to get out and experience the lush landscapes and unique wildlife that the area has to offer.

​Visitors to Crows Nest will be spoilt for choice with a number of hikes and tracks. Why not try Applegum walk? The 1.5km track follows the Crows Nest Creek, winding through colossal trees and is a hit with bird watchers hoping to spot some wildlife. 
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2. Picnic at one of the region's many breathtaking lookouts

While a picturesque view isn’t hard to find in this beautiful region, they don’t get much better than a visit to the Gus Beutel lookout located 20 mins away from Crows Nest in the Ravensbourne National Park.
​Be sure to bring the picnic basket or enjoy a BBQ in the grassy picnic area.
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3. Take a trip to one of the local dams

Only a short drive from Crows Nest, families and individuals can find a number of dams ideal for boating, picnicking and wildlife spotting. Lake Cressbrook is a popular choice for fishing, rowing and observing wildlife. Check the Toowoomba Regional Council website for more updates on the availability of these activities prior to arriving. ​
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4. Visit the Crows Nest Falls

​Located within the Crows Nest national Park, the waterfall lookout can be accessed via the 4.5km return Crows Nest Falls Circuit. On the way back, be sure to check out Bottlebrush Pool: a fresh water swimming hole ideal for anyone wishing to cool off. ​
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5. Step Back in Time

Restored by volunteers, the Crows Nest Museum and Historical village allows its visitors to step back in time with interactive displays from time gone by. Spend a day with the family soaking in the history of the region. 
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6. Transport yourself to the Black Forest, Germany

The Black Forest Hill Cuckoo Clock Centre is a short drive to Cabarlah on the New England Highway. The store is one of the largest of its kind in Australia and has been running for 25 years. Be enchanted by hundreds of authentic clocks, souvenirs and folk music.

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7. Mix and Match Flavours

​Bring the kids while you visit one of the oldest surviving soft drink manufacturers in the country at Crows Nest Soft Drinks.  The shop offers visitors the chance to buy their delicious flavoured soft drinks, syrup and cordials. The store even allows you to mix and match syrups as a fun activity for kids.

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8. Try the local Vino

For those wishing for a classier experience, Crows Nest Is home to two main winery and cellar doors; Holland Wines and Bunnyconnellen. To plan your visit by appointment, you can visit their websites here:
Holland Wines
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9. Visit the surrounding towns

Only a 20 minute drive from Crows Nest lies Highfields, small town filled with boutiques, cafes and artisan goods. For anyone feeling more adventurous, Toowoomba is only a 40 min drive away from Crows Nest. The Garden city annually hosts its ‘Carnival of Flowers' festival, lasting a week in September. ​
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10. Where to stay

Visitors who stay at the Crows Nest Tourist Park have the additional benefit of staying on-site to enjoy the numerous things the park itself has to offer. From lazing by the pool, deer spotting, taking a step inside the massive bird aviary, grabbing a bite to eat at the Hidden Gem Cafe or even just walking around the beautiful grassy grounds, there’s something to do for everyone.

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