Cave Hill Creek

Caught last night’s sunset, still waiting on the fish 🎣

Our photographer inspired by the quiet beauty of the lake! Watching the ducks glide across the still water and the sun break over the hills has been the perfect, peaceful start to another big day of fun at Winter Camp 🌅🦆

Why squeeze your wedding into ONE day?

Make it a whole weekend 💫
✔️ More time with your favourite people
✔️ A relaxed, stress-free celebration
✔️ Memories that linger long after “I do”

At Cave Hill Creek, weddings are about slowing down, connecting and truly enjoying every moment — together.

Ready to rethink your big day?

👉 Read more in our latest blog: https://www.cavehillcreek.com.au/blog/destination-weddings-at-cave-hill-creek-why-settle-for-a-day-when-you-can-have-the-weekend/

Destination Weddings at Cave Hill Creek - Why Settle for a Day When You Can Have the Weekend? - Cave Hill Creek A destination wedding is more than just a day—it’s a chance to bring your favourite people together, step away from the everyday, and celebrate in a way that feels relaxed, meaningful, and deeply connected. When guests are travelling a long way to be there, it becomes even more important to crea...

🔥 Winter Camp OUT is almost here – don’t miss out!

Campfires. Cold mornings. Big adventures. New friendships.
Winter Camp OUT is nearly here, with only a few spots left for teens aged 14–15 ready to step up and try something new.

Not sure what to expect? We’ve just shared a blog that gives a real insight into what it’s like — from the challenges to the best moments 👇
What to Expect from Winter Camp OUT: Your Next Big Adventure

⏳ Camp runs Mon 6- Fri 10 July. Only 20 sleeps to go — get in quick!

What to expect from Winter Camp OUT: Your next big adventure! - Cave Hill Creek Plan a lakeside wedding at Cave Hill Creek—bushland views, glamping suite, local food & wine, and a relaxed weekend-away vibe for you and your guests.

We felt incredibly privileged to host the launch of The Strength of Women – Beaufort at Cave Hill Creek today.

This remarkable book, created by photographer Dean Morris and his wife Rochelle, is a powerful collection of portraits and stories celebrating more than 130 women from the Beaufort region. Behind every portrait is a beautiful, deeply personal story — each a unique narrative shaped by love, loss, strength, family, hardship, joy and hope.

We shared afternoon tea and drinks with over 200 attendees in the glorious winter sunshine, inspired by guest speakers Carol Cooke AM PLY and Julie‑Ann Sanders, whose words beautifully reflected the spirit of the project.

The book is a true celebration of community. Ange and several members of our team have had the opportunity to share our stories and the experiences that have shaped us.

Congratulations and heartfelt thanks to Dean and Rochelle for this inspiring and meaningful initiative — and for the many hours of dedication they have poured into bringing it to life. It truly captures the strength and heart of this region.

Even more wonderful, proceeds from book sales will support the Beaufort CWA and the Beaufort & Skipton Health Service.

A powerful celebration of community — captured through imagery and brought to life through storytelling.

Take your team out of the office and into the outdoors 🌿

At Cave Hill Creek, space to think, connect and celebrate comes naturally.

From budget setting and project planning to leadership sessions, milestone celebrations and end-of-year recognition — we’ve got the facilities, catering and genuine country hospitality to make it happen.

Want to elevate the experience?
We can lead tailored team-building activities to suit your group — whether it’s 20 or 100+ (facilitated sessions available at an additional cost).

✨ Refocus. Recharge. Reconnect.
🌄 And maybe get a little distracted by the views while you’re at it.

Limited dates available.

👉 Get in touch with Bianca on [email protected] to talk about your vision, or visit our website (link in bio) to find out more.

Learning in the Landscape🌿

On Saturday, we were delighted to welcome staff from Pyrenees Community House, Pyrenees Shire, and interested community members as part of the Firewise Pyrenees Bus Tour.

Led by Ange, the visit to CHC included a shared lunch, great conversations, and a guided walk around the lake.

We also shared insights into our approach to fire preparation and planning, along with the importance of managing gardens and grounds to create effective defendable spaces.

The tour started with a visit to Heritage Fruit Trees, where Kate and Rob generously hosted the group, offering a tour of their property and practical advice on fire-wise garden plantings. It was fantastic to see the shared focus on building safer, more resilient landscapes, with similar themes around creating and maintaining defendable spaces.

Days like this highlight the power of collaboration — sharing knowledge, strengthening community connections, and supporting each other to be better prepared.

Heritage Fruit Trees