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    From a quick read the Fees apply to specific Camping Spots but a Camping Permit is being considered for Sites with minimal facilities ie Barmah National Park sites and they are :-

    Vehicle/Boat Camping Pass

    Annual $121.70
    Monthly $81.10
    Weekly $46.40
    Daily $17.40

    That proposal I would agree with as long as the funds collected are used for facilities and maintenance at those campsites

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    Thanks. Bob.

    I got the email this morning from parks re this subject

    See this link for full details

    www.depi.vic.gov.au/camping .
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    That Link does not seem to work Darren

    Try this one

    http://www.depi.vic.gov.au/forestry-...mmodation-fees

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    attached is a List of Parks with the types of Fees that are proposed

    Those listed as Camping Pass will be subject to the following


    Per Vehicle or Boat
    Annual $121.70
    Monthly $81.10
    Weekly $46.40
    Daily $17.40
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    Quote Originally Posted by bob View Post
    attached is a list of parks with the types of fees that are proposed

    those listed as camping pass will be subject to the following


    per vehicle or boat
    annual $121.70
    monthly $81.10
    weekly $46.40
    daily $17.40
    going to have to plan trips and stays well now to allow time for passes and fees to be processed
    unless there are pay boxs and reicpts at the gates of most remote parks

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    I think it would be best to purchase a yearly Camping Pass if you go Camping regularly.

    I would suggest that a Discount for Pensioners be given and I will be submitting that to Parks Vic

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    Not sure if I missed this in the proposal but even with a yearly pass you will still need to book for the time you want to be there. Still means you need to plan ahead.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Apollofish View Post
    Not sure if I missed this in the proposal but even with a yearly pass you will still need to book for the time you want to be there. Still means you need to plan ahead.
    I think it will work as per now in that first in best dressed as Bookings will not be made for those Locations that are subject to Camping Pass.

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    Quote Originally Posted by threedogs View Post
    It will not happen, they tried to close all parks to ppl, a few years back. didn't happen

    Just someone stirring the pot IMO
    Why not??? Just because they failed once doesn't mean they won't try again and also doesn't mean it won't happen.

    Quote Originally Posted by Westy's Accessories View Post
    They if they do change it won't be long before they revert back.. At $59 a night I'd be looking for a caravan park..
    Another one agreeing with you guys..
    The $15 a night we paid down Glenelg river is fine, but $59 is farked..
    Why would they change it back???? If people decide its cheaper or more convenient 2 stay at a caravan park they will just close the parks down...........simple decision for them.

    Quote Originally Posted by threedogs View Post
    Its just a grab for money ,they are trying everything to get money to fill black hole created. Parks Vic have had their budget slashed by huge amounts..
    Somewhere ,some how the Governments have to slow down the money they are wasting and spend where its needed
    just think a toll on the Great Ocean Road
    Of course it is a money grab, If they find something they can make money on of course they will implement fees

    The way I see it they only see 2 options

    1. Charge a fee and cover there costs and make money
    2. Close them down and save money


    Quote Originally Posted by threedogs View Post
    Won't happen in Vic if the 4WD movement has anything to do with it
    I'm pretty sure NSW still has a higher population than NSW, not sure which state has the higher 4WD movement though and look what's happened in NSW................ would love to see a report on how many tracks and camping grounds you guys have compared 2 NSW.

    At the end of the day its all about money to them, they don't give a rats ass what the 4WD movment wants.

    It's very sad but the truth
    Time is never wasted when your wasted all the time



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