Culture Camp
Our next Camp will be April 22-26th 2024
Tickets on-sale now
Culture Camp
The Returning invites you back to Country for four nights and five days to return, learn, listen and heal.
Hidden at the base of Mount Wollumbin, we spend 5 days out on Country, connecting, resetting our nervous systems and building deep relationship with self, community and our more than human kin.
This is a chance for our Indigenous and non-Indigenous brothers and sisters to sit around the fire, to listen and learn an to find their unified story.
A real life experience at intergenerational community living with country. Surrounded by a beautiful river and acres to explore, this is a safe and trauma informed space to regain time with your self and Country.
This program is in collaboration with East Coast cultural workers, facilitators and leaders, we come together to share our stories, teachings and being for the healing of our Country and each other from a First Nations Perspective .
Right now, the world needs healing. We can create healing through this offering by learning from each other's ways through diverse workshops focussing on Sustainable and slow arts, movement, reflection, decolonisation and exploration of self.
The focus of all workshops is grounded upon healing, health, remembering, returning and actioning.
Your investment contributes to providing scholarship positions for aspiring young Indigenous leaders and mentors in our local community to bridge privilege gaps that exist and provide for those who are in need.
The fire has been lit, now time to show up for yourself to finder deeper connect and respect for self, community and the land.
WHAT’S INCLUDED:
4 nights accommodation at Midginbil Eco Retreat
5 days of workshops and activities
Three organic and local meals each day (Meat and Diary all Organic)
Grounded and Connected Meditation with Jarmbi
Screen Printing with Belle Budden
Live music with Angel
Live Music with Nidala Barker
Dreamtime stories with Uncle Mark
Somatic Movement with Kirilly Dawn
Bunyarabugalma Indigenous Yoga daily
Contemporary Indigenous Dance with Waangenga Blanco
Clay Play with Rubyrose Bancroft
Wayapa Wuurrk + Breathwork with Jem Stone
Weaving with Kylie Caldwell + Casino Wakeup TIme
When?
April 22-26th 2024
Safari Tent with Ensuite and Waterfall views
Experience glamping in the safari tent, the accomdation is seperate from the camp, allowing for time to go deep into the silence of the natural world around us.
Each cabin has a queen bed, ensuite, power & decks with amazing views of the valley.
All linen supplied.
Bell Tent with Queen Bed
Boho style camping experience, with solar power light, fan & USB port.
Queen bed with linen & towels provided. Boho style decor.
Guests staying in the tents have use of the camping amenities.
Set amongst the beautiful landscape of greenery & wildlife.
Bunk Beds (6 to a room)
Located close to the barn, the bunkhouse is perfect for families or groups. If you want to come with a group of friends or as a family we have family options so please click on an entire room if you wish to book for a group.
Children over the age of 13 are considered young adults and therefore will be ticketed as an adult.
There are 8 rooms, and each room sleeps 6 persons, with a queen bed & two sets of bunks plus an ensuite in every room with shower and toilet.
Bunk beds are not made up, please bring your own linen for this ticket option
Unpowered Sites
The campground is a beautiful grassy site, surrounded by a lush, green landscape, along a meandering creek.
Unpowered sites, no sullage or water.
Access to camp amenities which include shared toilets and showers