Whylie Park - Petrie

Only if it would give them shade in summer

robertbruce, have camped with fruit pickers and all sorts in the last few years, but like 99.9% of the people who read these posts, I don't have a 32 footer or 5th wheeler.

You aren't trolling in the right area. You aren't successful and will never be.

HI Robertbruce,
I'm not sure what your post is trying to say.
Whylie Park was used by all and sundry over the years for free overnight camping (24 hrs max).
This privilege was abused by a minority and after repeated damage and filfth left in facilities (again no doubt by a small minority) the Council has recently closed the park to campers of all kinds (whether tent or 32 footer).
I could be wrong but I think no-one can now stay overnight at Whlie park any longer (legally).
So I am at a loss to understand your comment ?
Cheers,
GPM

It was never a privilege to stay at that park... it was avoiding a caravan-park fee or a necessity...

That park was unique - imho. set-up with taxpayers money so people will come and spend money at the neibouring RV service industry at caboulture...

the sudden prevalence of wealth and fifth-wheelers spoiled it for the minority... who reacted by smearing crap over the walls

the minority was a transient mob from a neaby park, there tents were burnt down on the last night...

When i first arrived at Whylie Park i was embarrassed that whole family's were setting up home there..from there back-packs they walked in with...

Then the greys would sit around laffing, blaming the victims then after using the dump-point would drain there grey-tanks across the park as they left....

i think some of us are losing what an Australian fair-go really means ... roll on means testing plu-ease...

in the end the local neibourhood centre did a fantastic job where the council failed miserably, but what would you expect from a pack of highly-paid poofs that wanted thier toilet-block back.....

Poor bugger me!!!!
What do you do for a living robertbruce?

"Put your hand up if you would set your fifth-wheeler or 32 footer up next to a homeless persons tent...."