Description

The Twertup Field Studies Centre is open to the general public for both day and overnight use, but preference will be given to those individuals and groups that are pursuing a nature-based experience or study. However, any person/groups wishing to use the Studies Centre for a day event/meeting or an overnight stay are required to book through the Albany Parks and Wildlife Service Office in Albany, 4 bedrooms (total 16 beds/bunks); kitchen includes sink with reticulated water, wood stove (BYO wood), crockery & cutlery; open plan kitchen/dining and lounge area with wood heater (BYO wood); outside static BBQ and single gas cook-top; picnic benches; 2 outside toilets (long drops), one of which is universal access toilet; 12V solar lighting; limited supply of rain water in adjacent tanks; wide, covered verandahs on three sides of the building. A maximum carrying capacity for overnight visitors is set at 30 people. The maximum stay is 7 nights unless otherwise authorised. Organised meetings and events will be permitted within the building and such groups will be required to book and pay for the facility. Weddings, birthday parties and such events will not be permitted at the Studies Centre.