Peace

Amaroo

Information

Weather

Here is the link to the Peak Crossing weather. Scroll down to the blue bar, and click on the Long Range Rainfall tab. https://www.weatherzone.com.au/qld/southeast-coast/peak-crossing

If you pack for a wide range of weather conditions you will have a comfortable time. Pack clothes that will take you from a hot afternoon to a cold evening. Clothes you can layer are the best choice. Whether you are staying onsite or not, see the suggested list "What to bring"

Amaroo’s environment and climate can be demanding. The grounds are designed for walking and there is limited transport onsite. We suggest that you wear comfortable walking shoes, bring a hat, bottled water and a jacket to all event activities. A UV 50+ umbrella provides cool shade when walking to and from the Amphitheatre in the heat of the day. When the sun sets, it can become cold so make sure you pack a warm waterproof jacket.

Information Booth

The Information booth is located in the Pavilion at shop 29. The team is there to help with your questions. The Booth also provides a Lost and Found service as well as notice boards with the day’s event schedules.

Internet Access

Free Wifi will be available at the pavilion and most campgrounds.

Cash Onsite

Please change your money into Australian dollars prior to arriving onsite.
There will be ATMs available. No personal cheques or travellers cheques will be accepted onsite.

Recycling

Help us care for the environment and the waste bill by using the Recycling Bins situated by the posts of the main Dome in the Pavilion.

Medical

Paramedics and an ambulance will be located on site to respond to first aid needs and medical emergencies.

There will be a First Aid Booth in the Pavilion. Non-emergency medical problems will be referred to offsite medical practitioners at your expense.

Apart from snakes, a variety of insects exist in the ecology, including ticks, wasps, ants, spiders and bees. If you have allergic reactions to bites and stings, please bring medications as recommended by your physician.

Snakes and other creatures prefer to live in the bushland and tend to avoid humans. Do not walk in long grass and keep to the pathways and roads. To avoid being bitten by ants or ticks, do not lie down on the lawns - always use a picnic rug.

If you require medication, please bring an adequate supply. Medication requiring refrigeration can be stored at the First Aid booth.

Personal travel insurance with coverage for medical, surgical, and emergency travel is strongly recommended. If you have a pre-existing medical condition seek advice from your doctor before travelling. Attendees are responsible for all costs relating to their medical and health matters.