Milson Island, New South Wales

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Milson Island is located in New South Wales, Australia. It was first built on over 100 years ago and has been used as a mental hospital, a gaol and now is a sports and recreation centre. It is in the middle of the Hawkesbury river, so the only means of transport is a ferry. There are many activities there, including a high ropes course, rock climbing, canoeing, kayaking and abseiling. The accommodation is 2-3 stars with many lodges. The camp usually suits 2 small schools or a big school at the same time. It is a popular place for camps for many schools across Sydney, and families also go there for a nice, relaxed and fun retreat.

The Milson Island Pool Milson Island high ropes challenge

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