Outdoor Learning Experiences

On-Site Activities

Giant Swing
Challenge your self and swing through the trees on our 18 metre Giant Swing. A great team activity for building teamwork, trust, communication and confidence.

Climb Tower
The core aim of this activity is to develop team building, communication and confidence. Angahook has 2 climb walls, a ‘leap of faith’ and a zip line.

Low Ropes Course
This has a series of physical activities on a specially designed course. Designed to encourage coordination, concentration, agility, mutual support and self-confidence.

Archery
We have two targets, two bows and sixteen arrows. Located in a very safe area, this activity is a fun skill building activity.

Basketball & Volley Ball
Two Outdoor courts are available and used during free time or for competitive inter group games.

9 Hole Disc Golf Course
Just like golf, disc golf features nine tees and nine holes (baskets). Simply pick up a set of discs including a tee off. QR codes here – link

Hut Building
Challenge your self to see what kind of hut can be created. Utilize the available materials and see what you can build. Make sure it is waterproof – so you can survive.

Initiative Activities
These fun activities require cooperation, coordination, and problem solving. They require teamwork. A lot of enjoyment can be had whilst working as a member of a team.

Orienteering
Two different courses are provided on the camp site
– Bearing and clue (map reading only)
– Score orienteering (using a compass)

Table Tennis
A table tennis table is available. Can be a great form of recreation or used for more serious competitions.

Giant Chess
Fun for all ages this rather large outdoor chess set can keep you occupied for hours.

Damper Making
Best done in small groups of 6-10. Damper cooking can be done onsite or at the campfires located in the Great Otway National Park close by. (Weather permitting).

Concert
What a way to end a camp! Legends often come from camp concerts. There is a stage, a PA and microphone available in the hall.

Arts and Crafts
A variety of crafts can be done using materials collected from around Angahook or draw ideas from the surrounding environment

Off-Site Activities

Bush Walks and Hikes
Some great walks start close to Angahook. The Great Otway National Park has a number of walks. From Angahook, it is a 2½ km walk to the Great Ocean Road, beaches and Split Point Lighthouse. The Great Ocean walk follows the cliffs through Aireys Inlet.

Mountain Bike Riding / Canoeing
www.gorats.com.au
We like to create personalised tours that you want to do. Whether it’s a easy paddle down a lovely river, or a Mountain Bike tour through the bush, or maybe you want  some serious hard-edged adrenaline pumped adventure full of action and pain – our top instructors will be there to keep you safe and excited. 

Eco Logic
www.ecologic.net.au
Provide education and environmental activities that include:
• Lighthouse tours
• Rock Pool Rambles
• Evening Beach Combing
• Fossil Hunting
• Aboriginal Cultural Studies

Go Ride a Wave
www.gorideawave.com.au
Go surfing on the Surf coast. At Go Ride A Wave, we are not only passionate about surfing but also about providing a wide range of coastal adventures. From Stand-Up Paddleboarding and Kayaking to Bodyboarding.  Our highly trained and expert staff are fully qualified lifeguards, using the best equipment available to deliver programs to individuals and groups of all ages and backgrounds.

Sea Earth Adventure 
https://seaearthadventures.com.au/
Our programs are perfect for school camps, VCE Outdoor and Environmental Studies, We offer a friendly, flexible service and specialise in tailoring activities to suit your needs. Surfing remains one of our most popular options, while team challenges, rock climbing, and expeditions are quickly gaining popularity. Mountain biking is our newest and fast-growing adventure, making it an excellent choice year-round, especially in colder months.

Visit Great Ocean Road
www.visitgreatoceanroad.org.au

Surf Coast Walks
www.surfcoastwalks.com.au
Guided half day & full day walks.

Wathaurong Booln Booln Cultural Centre – Cultural Education 
https://wathaurongcc.org.au/#culturaled
Geelong’s award-winning Aboriginal Cultural Centre is a significant attraction situated on Wathaurong Country along the Surf Coast Highway at the gateway to Victoria’s Great Ocean Road.

Booln Booln means Lyrebird in Wathaurong Language. Lyrebirds are the speakers of all languages and is symbolic of the many mobs that make up our Wathaurong community coming together.