Camp Coutts | March 2018

This weekend we made good on a planned camping trip that has been 18 months in planning.  As it had been such a long time since our last camping trip, we decided to push our combined limits a little further, and went for a much more bushy experience, and visited Camp Coutts, in the Heathcote National Park.

Coutts has a lot of sentimental value for dad, having spent countless weekends there as a young boy.  The green dining fly pictured in the last few shots was actually a feature of these weekends (some 25 years ago!)

The weekend was amazing, with great weather, great fun, great food and great company.  We managed a bush walk to Kingfisher Pools (though it wasn't suitable for swimming due to the abnormally dry summer season), explored the Bubble Caves, made campfire damper and generally run amok.  Some highlights from the weekend follow.