What is the accommodation like?
There are separate lodges for males and females. The lodges have rooms with two or four beds,
shared bathroom facilities, common room and small kitchen for tea and coffee. Each lodge takes
about 50 people.
Will the weekend get booked out? Do I need to book early?
There is only accomodation for about 100 people, so it is smart to book early. It also helps us
with catering arrangements.
How Do I Get There?
From the City, follow the M2 until you reach Pennant Hills Road, exit the M2 and follow Pennant Hills Road towards Hornsby. At Thompson’s Corner turn left into Castle Hill Road and then right into New Line Road, this will eventually become Old Northern Road. Make a right hand turn into Wylds Road and then a left turn into Arcadia Road. Turn right into Vision Valley Road where you see the large Vision Valley sign.
What Should I Bring?
Sleeping bag or sheets
Warm clothing
Pillow slips*
Towel & Toiletries
Sporting equipment
Musical instruments
*(blankets and pillows provided)
Can non Catholics come along?
Yes we strongly encourage non Catholics to come and learn about Christianity, the Catholic Faith and enjoy great company. Many non Catholics have come along before and really enjoyed themselves. It is a friendly atmosphere and the talks are designed to cater for all.
Can people outside the 15 to 35 age bracket attend?
Under 15 please give us a call to discuss. Generally if you're a bit
older than 35 but young at heart it's OK. If you are a parent of a young
person attending give us a call as we might be able to invite you as a
helper.
I am having trouble getting though on the mobile contact number. What
should I do?
We have had some reception problems with this number. As an alternative
contact Matt on (02) 9945 0838
What if I don't know anyone?
Take the plunge. We have small groups on the weekend so people don't get lost in the crowd.
Will there be adequate supervision at the weekend?
A few parents will be present at the weekend. There will also be a priest staying for the entire weekend and other priests coming and going.
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