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Camping reopens on North Stradbroke Island, but restriction on number of guests per site remain
Three controversially closed camping grounds on North Stradbroke Island have reopened to tent bookings in time for Easter as COVID-19 restrictions ease, but the limits of four adults or two adults and three children per site remain.
Key points:
- Minjerribah Camping says guests on waitlists have been contacted to arrange bookings, with places for general sale on Wednesday, March 17
- Chamber of Commerce president Colin Battersby says any reduction of tourists will impact business
- Cylinder Beach is already fully booked, but some beach camping sites were still available at Main Beach and Flinders Beach
It follows the announcement from Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk on Thursday that the limit on people allowed at camp sites would be removed from…
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