Traditional Aboriginal Cultural Performance

Traditional Aboriginal Cultural Performances

Mon, 19 Sep 2011 07:38:00 GMT

Our indigenous artists are back for another season of amazing Traditional Aboriginal Cultural Performances kicking off on Wednesday 21 September at 6.30pm under the gumtrees on our Banksia Lawn. Performances will regularly happen each Wednesday evening throughout Summer, weather permitting.

So bring along a rug to sit on & take part in a traditional welcome, listen to some stories & learn a traditional dance or a song or two. The event is free & is brought to you by the National Parks & Wildlife Service & the Tribal Warrior Association.

Andrew Daff and the staff of the Lane Cove River Tourist Park would also like to take this opportunity of thanking our two performers for their willing participation in continuing this wonderful community activity.

Thanks!!

Tue, 05 Jul 2011 12:46:00 GMT

Just wanted to pass on our thanks for a wonderful stay at your tourist park facility. We have two young daughters (4.5 and almost 2) and travelled from Orange NSW for a two night stay in Sydney. We found the 2 bedroom cabin to be perfect for our needs. We were able to provide home cooked meals for our girls on both nights, we found it very quiet and peaceful, we were able to go for a walk in bushland surrounds and feed some apple to a possum, yet we were so central!! It was a great adventure for us to walk fro the tourist park to ther Nth ryde station, catch a train into the city, then a ferry, visit the aquarium and the wildlife park, then another train ride back to Nth Ryde all in one day.

We highly recommend the park to friends and family.

Thanks again!

Guided wildlife tours.

Mon, 06 Dec 2010 14:19:00 GMT

p.s. And everyone is welcome to join us. We try to limit the group to 15 so give us a call on 9888 9133.
Regards,
Keith

Guided wildlife tours.

Mon, 06 Dec 2010 14:12:00 GMT

Hi. Thanks for your support and compliments:)
You'll have to remind me to do a page about the wildlife walks:)
We call them spotlight tours/walks. They run on Thursday, Friday & Saturday evenings starting at 7.30pm (more often during holiday periods).
There's a wildlife talk first and then, when it's dark, guests are guided through the tourist park to spot some of our local inhabitants. Of which we have many. mainly brush tail possums but also a good number of bandicoots & ring tail possums. There is a very good video of mine of a possum on You Tube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEeNkDseQXk Enjoy!

Guided wildlife tours.

Sun, 05 Dec 2010 07:19:00 GMT

I had heard you offer torchlite wildlife tours. I cant find any reference on your (excellent) web site. Can you tell me if you offer anything like Ive described?

F. Kirkwood

ps I grew up in the area and Lane Cove River park has been part of my life for 40 plus years. It has always been a great place, but it is getting better and better. Keep up the good work
xx

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Traditional Aboriginal Cultural Performances at Lane Cove River Tourist Park!

Mon, 15 Feb 2010 08:02:00 GMT

Thanks Marty & Pam.
We're very glad you enjoyed the performance & thank you for the other compliments too!

Activities @ national Park

Mon, 15 Feb 2010 08:00:00 GMT

Hi Kim.

Sorry, but horses aren't allowed in Lane Cove National Park.

Activities @ national Park

Mon, 15 Feb 2010 03:08:00 GMT

Hi,

Just inquiring weather we can take our horses to the national park as there is no where locally we can take them with water to ride in.

If you could pass on information to me regarding this it would be great.

Kim Villis

Home and Away

Mon, 08 Feb 2010 22:14:00 GMT

Hi SupM.
Well.... I have it on very reliable info that it's true! Summer Bay Caravan Park is now at Lane Cove River Tourist Park! The caravan park scenes are now all being filmed at Lane Cove River Tourist Park. They started filming there last year and if you stay at the park there's even a chance of being used as an extra (It happened to an overseas family).

But don't tell too many people because it's meant to be a secret! :)
I'll try to find out when they'll be there next but I expect it will be soon.

Traditional Aboriginal Cultural Performances at Lane Cove River Tourist Park!

Mon, 08 Feb 2010 10:24:00 GMT

I saw this performance last week - it was absolutely incredible - I learnt so much and got so much from it - Can't beleive it is free - didn't get time to do the widlife tour but the people next to us said it was really good to.

I also like the new amenitiesespecially the shower screens and the change area. Good job Keith.

Marty and Pam (Vic)

Home and Away

Mon, 08 Feb 2010 10:18:00 GMT

Hello

I was watching Home and Away on Channel Seven last night and could swear I saw a part of it at Lane Cove Caravan Park - Are they filming there? I heard someone say they had seen them there before - could you let me know please.

PS - love your park - hope to see you at easter!

SupM

Aboriginal Cultural Performances Dancing songs at Lane Cove River Tourist Park

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Traditional Aboriginal Cultural Performances at Lane Cove River Tourist Park!

Tue, 19 Jan 2010 12:49:00 GMT

Tuesday evening, 19th Jan 2010 saw the first Traditional Aboriginal Cultural Performance at Lane Cove River Tourist Park!
The response from the guests of the park who gathered under the gumtrees was very encouraging & will ensure there will be many repeat performances.
Our 2 guest artists will perform the same traditional ceremonies for Prince William tomorrow.
The event for us is a regular one & is scheduled for every Wednesday evening, weather permitting, and starts at 6.30 pm.
Bring along a rug to sit on & take part in a traditional welcome, listen to some stories & learn a traditional dance or a song or two.
The event is free & is brought to you by the National Parks & Wildlife Service & the Tribal Warrior Association.