Bullioh Vic

Camp Status: OPEN
Fencing Starting:  
Address: Bullioh Football Club Rooms, 47 Polmear St, Tallangatta Valley VIC 3701
Farmers/Volunteer Enquiries:  John/Dianne 0457 444 271 

General Enquiries:  Debbie Buttler 0418 990 267
Email: bullioh@blazeaid.com.au

The Bullioh camp can accept WH Visa holders for your visa requirements to meet your 88 days.

How to get there:

From Tallangatta travel towards Corryong for 14.5kms then turn right into Tallangatta Creek Road and travel on Tallangatta Creek Road for approx 12.5kms until you come to Polmear Street which will be on your left (theres a lrg hay bale with Bullioh Football club at the turn off to Polmear street).

Go all the way down Polmear Street and turn left at the CFA shed and go across the the footy club rooms grey building red doors and windows.

Google maps is not accurate at the moment, do not follow it 😃

If lost call 

0428290472

VOLUNTEERS: Volunteers can register now. Those with camp experience and/or fencing experience, especially team leaders, would be very helpful with setting up team structures and to support those less experienced but eager and willing to help the BlazeAid cause.

BEFORE ARRIVING: Please contact the basecamp at least the day prior to your intended arrival so we can include you in a team and put your name on the dinner list. If possible, you should aim to arrive prior to 5pm.

BREAKFAST: From 5:30am

MUSTER: 6:00am Mandatory for all volunteers working that day.

**If you are volunteering for a day at a time and then returning home, you MUST be at our basecamp no later than 5:45am each morning and we MUST know beforehand that you are coming. If you arrive later than 5:45am, there is the chance you may not get assigned to a field crew that day depending on the circumstances.

MEALS: Meals are provided for volunteers, but please bring your own snacks. Breakfast and a nourishing two-course evening meal are provided by BlazeAid (with help from local community groups) at the basecamps.

If the families that you will be working with are able to do so they may offer to provide morning tea and lunch for volunteers each day. Otherwise, BlazeAid provides food for you to make your own sandwiches to take with you.

Please note, if you have special dietary needs you will need to bring your own food if you are not able to eat the meals provided.

AMENITIES: POWERED CAMPS SITES AVAILABLE

ACCOMMODATION: There is plenty of space for you to bring your own caravan, motorhome, swag or tent. Toilets and hot showers are available.  Accommodation for volunteers who don’t have a caravan, tent, etc, varies at the different basecamps. Please ask the Camp Coordinator for more details about the basecamp you’re going to. If you have a swag, camp stretcher, inflatable mattress, etc, please bring it with you. You will also need to bring pillows, sheets, blankets, etc.

Please remember that we are working in disaster areas, so the accommodation available may be fairly basic and power will be limited. In some areas, mobile phone coverage might not be very good.