Treasure Hunt
ChristchurchSearch the park grounds for Treasure! Pick up forms at reception from 9am.
Search the park grounds for Treasure! Pick up forms at reception from 9am.
Come and witness the explosion of colour set against the stunning natural scenery of the South West in Spring (August to November in the southern hemisphere), when the dazzling displays are at their best. Check out the best spots here - https://www.australiassouthwest.com/wildflowers-in-the-south-west/
Pelican Feeding is at 8:45am every morning on the Kalbarri foreshore opposite The Pelican Cafe.
Every Saturday from 8am until 12pm Stalls are stacked with craftwork, homemade clothing, jewellery, cards, biscuits, cakes, jams and sauces, bric-a-brac including second-hand tools, furniture, crockery, books, etc, as well as fresh produce and plants. 39 Cecilia Street, St Helens, Tasmania, 7216
On Every Sunday! The Sunday Maker's Market offers the best in locally made artisan crafts and art in the central city, with delicious food from local vendors. Corner of Montreal Street and Worcester Boulevard 305 Montreal Street Christchurch Central
Dive into the port city’s cultural and maritime history and explore the Menang Noongar people’s enduring connection to the sea which dates back thousands of years. As the days shorten and the cold weather creeps in, venues across Albany will heat up with a wide variety of arts, culture and children’s events. Step aboard the Maritime […]
Moama Lights will run over four weekends, from Thursday to Sunday. Starting 5 July 2024. Moama Lights is an immersive sound and light trail sharing stories through state-of-the-art installations, projections and cutting edge moving light technology. Produced by the world-class design studio Mandylights, the 2024 event promises to guide visitors through a new experience, celebrating […]
At Tasman Holiday Parks we are committed to nurturing timeless places that resonate with the enduring beauty and culture of our shared history.
We recognise and acknowledge the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the lands on which we live work and play. We acknowledge and embrace this legacy first carried by the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the traditional owners and custodians of these lands.
Their deep-rooted connection to the land, sky, and waterways has shaped these places for thousands of years, and we are grateful to be a part of this ongoing story.
With respect, we acknowledge Elders past, who have stewarded these lands through time; those present, who continue to enrich them with us on our journey; and those yet to come, who will carry this legacy to future generations.
