Camp Fearless

Drawing inspiration from the successful state-based camps in Australia our Camp Fearless brings together young people living with IBD for 3 days of activities, relationship-building, learning, and above all, fun.

The camp is designed to support teens (12 to 17 years old) to develop lasting support relationships with peers, learn self-management strategies, and provide an environment of with similar experiences and challenges. This way, they can simply be children/teen campers rather than people with IBD.

Why to attend our camp?

This is a chance for you to have a great time away with other teenagers who understand exactly what you’re going through. There will be a range of fun activities and opportunities for you to just chill out. Don’t be worried that you may not know anyone, remember that everyone is in the same boat, and it’s all about having fun and getting to know each other.

Camp Fearless Victoria, 25-27 October 2024

After a break the CCA team is excited to invite teens living with IBD to take part in our Camp Fearless! This year the camp took place at the Camp Manyung, Mount Eliza VIC 3930 on Victoria’s stunning Mornington Peninsula. For our fearless participants we booked the Regatta House, a modern, self-contained lodge that is ideal for small groups of up to 30 people. The Regatta House is spacious with two large and six smaller bedrooms, five standard bathrooms, and one accessible bathroom.

We gratefully acknowledge the support of the Pierce Armstrong Foundation for Camp Fearless 2024

Tracey Murrin – Camp Fearless volunteer.

Registration and costs

Camp Fearless is partly funded by grants and donations, however there’s a registration cost of $95 per family attached. If you are experiencing financial hardship, please contact us on [email protected] to discuss supported access. If you can donate more than the registration fee, a link is provided as part of the camp registration form.

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