We will meet at the car park and ride 8.3km through John Forest National Park to Parkerville tavern. There we will enjoy lunch , before riding back. Please be sure to register so I can reserve enough tables at the tavern. Bring a suitable bike, helmet and plenty of water. For further information contact Peta Wells 0414333795

Camping at Red Bluff Tourist Park (Members Only) Kalbarri’s Red Bluff Tourist Park is where WA’s rugged shoreline meets the stunning Indian Ocean. Surrounded by Kalbarri National Park and a moment’s walk to the Red Bluff beach, the picturesque location offers views of gorgeous sunsets, migrating whales and pods of dolphins. All camping site include a powered ensuite, but there are other accomodation style for family that prefers not to set up tents. There are options for swimming, fishing, hiking and exploring. Book directly with the Caravan Park and register your interest here so we know who is going. We can then ask for the families to stay close together.  https://youtu.be/yIEav4_xo2k  Where  Kalbarri Red Bluff Tourist Park    Red Bluff Beach Rd, Kalbarri WA 6536    08 9918 7100    info@kalbarritouristpark.com.au  When  4th July to 8th July 2026 (School Holiday)  What to bring  Everything you need to glamp it  Cost  Enquire with the Caravan Park Contact: Michael Lee. Email: mastcell@gmail.com  Mobile: 0421 783 083 This event can be viewed by anyone but you must be a member to participate in overnight activities. All fees to be paid direct to vendors providing services. Please observe their cancellation policy.

Just an hour outside of Perth, you’ll find the Paruna Wildlife Sanctuary. Open from May 1-October 31 and nestled in the Avon Valley, the sanctuary is home to picturesque trails, and is an essential wildlife corridor that links its two neighbouring national parks. Filled with a dramatic variety of flora across its varied landscapes, there are hikes for just about every ability level. What is it? A wildlife sanctuary, Paruna is managed by Australian Wildlife Conservancy – Australia’s largest private land owners and managers for conservation. With a diverse range of habitats within the 1,941 hectare sanctuary, Book ahead! It may seem counterintuitive, but by booking ahead online, Paruna closely monitors the number of visitors to the Sanctuary. There’s an $11 entry fee, which helps keep trails well-maintained, as well as contributing to the conservation efforts of the organisation  The Quenda is slightly more difficult, taking around 3 to 6 hours to complete the 6.5km trail, and taking in historic monuments and views of the Paruna Gorge. This walk will have to be booked direct with Family Bushwalking club for numbers and registration and to book yourself and pay entry at Paruna Wildlife Sanctuary. BYO, food, including lunch, snacks, 3 litres of water or more,  raincoat for bad weather, warm clothes for wet weather, waterproof pants,  first aid kit, hiking shoes, warm, dry clothes left in the car and spare shoes for the drive back, if the weather is bad. It is an all - day hike, bring enough food to eat all day, please. If the weather has major storms, heavy rain, thunder, this can be proposed to another day in the July holidays or until Sept/Oct school holidays.