Fraser Island Cleanup with 4WD Qld Assoc 2018

Please note further information for the Fraser Island Cleanup 2018 will be provided over the coming months.

Meeting TBA but possibly meeting at Shell Elimba at 6:00am for a 6:30am departure. (early meeting time to cater for large numbers of cars on the barge)

About the Fraser Island Cleanup

Each year The Four Wheel Drive Association Queensland in cooperation with QPWS conduct the Fraser Island Cleanup

Fraser Island Clean up will involve beach driving and camping. Trips will be a combination of beach and inland tracks that can vary from soft to hard, sandy to muddy.

While the main aim of the weekend is the cleanup activity that will take place on Sunday morning, there will be some time for exploring other parts of the island.

It is expected that the popular spots such as Lake McKenzie will be very crowded so we plan to head to other lesser known areas.

Costs: 

Vehicle Registration $10.00 each

Registrations are open via www.4wdqldcu.org.au/index.php/registration/q-to-r/qld-4x4-club

Camping and Vehicle access permits are FREE for the cleanup duration. Any camping / vehicle permits before the 18th May and after the 21st May are payable. 

The Queensland 4x4 Club have opted to camp at Dilli Village to allow for Dingo Safety. Campsites have been pre-booked but your booking will need to be confirmed. Please see your committee for more information.

For more INFORMATION on camping fees / vehicle costs if you would like to stay on the Island before or after the Cleanup event dates

Inskip Point (Manta Ray) Barge Costs: 

PLEASE ENSURE YOU HAVE THE CORRECT MONEY payable at barge

Availability:

• Fuel is available on the island, but is more expensive than the mainland.
• Fuel and Drinking water is available at Townships (eg. Eurong, Happy Valley). Drinking water is not reticulated to camp sites, so you’ll need a jerry can or similary.
• Dump points are available at Waddy Point, Dundubara, Woralie Road, Cornwells camping zone, Wanggoolba Creek barge landing, Hook Point.
• Rubbish must be locked up in the car at night and while you are away from the car – be dingo safe. There are rubbish bins at designated rubbish points along the beach.
• TOTAL FIRE BAN ON FRAZER ISLAND 

The Four Wheel Drive Association Queensland itinery as per previous years:-

The iteniry is to be advised.

• Clean Up Day: Sunday 20th May 2018
• Clean Up Times: 7:00 am to 1:00 pm

More information to come.

What to bring:
Clean up: Hi-Vis Shirt or Vest / Gloves / Tools and other implements for picking up rubbish / Sunscreen / Hat / lots of Drinking Water
Camping: Camping gear / Food & Snacks / Water / Cooking gear - all you need to be self sufficient