Stoney Park

12/04/2021

A HUGE thanks to the following organisations and NSW Rural Fire Service strike teams who have provided incredible and invaluable support as we work on the clean up.

We will be hosting a VIP day to which you will all be invited to celebrate with us and make use of the Aqua Park facilities when we reopen, watch this page for more details. We can't wait! 🙌

Defence Australia
Australian Army
Narara Rural Fire Brigade
NSW Rural Fire Service - Central Coast District
NSW RFS Illawarra District
Karuah Rural Fire Brigade
Medowie Rural Fire Station
Thornton Rural Fire Brigade
Fire and Rescue NSW Station 304 Gosford
NSW RFS - Vacy Brigade
NSW RFS - East Maitland Brigade

(If we have missed anyone, please let us know in the comments)

Our very own NSW RFS - Wauchope Brigade, NSW RFS - Sancrox/Thrumster Brigade and other local services were first on the scene providing invaluable support to remove all the mud before we could even start the cleanup.

'Thank you' just doesn't seem enough. You are all heros. 👏❤

08/04/2021

💦💦💦💦. REOPENING DATE ANNOUNCEMENT! 💦💦💦💦

Our goal will be to reopen in September/October, 2021. With all the incredible help we have received from the community, firies, army, friends and family, along with those who have generously donated to the GoFundMe page, cleanup is moving along well and we will be able to start the rebuild soon.

You are all a part of this fantastic community who have pulled together to get us back up on our feet and we can't thank you enough. Please follow our page and let us take you along for our our rebuild journey over the next few months.

There will be a VIP Appreciation Day held for every single one of you who have volunteered with the clean up and it will be EPIC! We will not forget what you did for us when when we needed you most. 👏❤

Big Love to You All,

~ The Stoney Park Team ~

04/04/2021

The community continue to amaze us with their support. This incredible lady Liz, dropped in yesterday to gift us with $540 worth of Bunnings vouchers that her family, friends and community had raised just because they love coming to the Park so much. We're just blown away by their support and generosity.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone that contributed with their generosity to support Stoney Aqua Park and our family to get back on our feet and reopen again. We are humbled and extremely appreciative for your kindness at this difficult time.❤

01/04/2021

The 7.30 Report aired a sobering show on the destruction experienced by the Mid North Coast in the recent floods, along with the insurance companies who won't cover so many businesses like Stoney Park, for flooding in a flood-prone area.

The Stoney Story can be viewed at 6.22 minutes, please click on the link below or copy and paste in your browser to watch.

https://iview.abc.net.au/video/NC2101H048S00

Once again a huge thank you to the dedicated community members who have turned up to help with the mammoth job of clean up, as well as those who have so generously donated to the GoFundMe Campaign.

You guys are the best!

Many people affected by the floods don't have insurance. Papua New Guinea faces the enormous task of delivering the COVID-19 vaccine to remote regions. Plus political satire with Mark Humphries.

30/03/2021

Cleanup continues with items being located in random places throughout the park as the waters subside... retrieval methods are as creative as necessary!

If anyone finds any items belonging to Stoney Park such as life jackets, inflatables, boards etc, we would be grateful if you could drop them by or let us know so we can arrange pickup.

Thank you.

28/03/2021

A photo of Prime Minister Scott Morrison (ScoMo) surveying the damage here at Stoney Park along with Anissa Manton last Friday.

There is still much to do, but we are so thankful for the NSW Rural Fire Service Western Phoenix FC and all our fantastic local community members who have turned out to help with the clean up.

26/03/2021

A picture is worth a thousand words.

26/03/2021

Incredible aerial footage by Alex McNaught of the devastation caused by the floods. The aerial view of Stoney Park can be seen at 8:38 minutes.

With the first full flying day in weeks taking a look further afield to see how they are after so much water