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WF Waters Lodge, 16 Currawong Rd, Baw Baw Village (2019)

To enquire about accomodation at our lodge during your visit contact bawbawbookings.vicscouts.asn.au or contact 0438 229 229 (0438 BAW BAW). ... when WF Waters Lodge ...

Day Visitors' Room - W. F. Waters Ski Lodge Mt Baw Baw

To enquire about the Day Visitors' Room - and to see if the Lodge is occupied when you are planning to utilise it, fill in the booking form, or call the Bookings Officer on 0438 BAW BAW (0438 229 229)

W.F. Waters Rover Ski Lodge | Scouts Victoria | Australia

W.F. Waters Rover Ski Lodge. Baw Baw Alpine Village, Mt Baw Baw. Nearby. WF Waters Lodge is located at Site 16, Currawong Road - right at the gateway to the Baw Baw Alpine Village, a walk of perhaps 30 meters from the car park to our front door.

History - W. F. Waters Ski Lodge Mt Baw Baw

For a short history of the pre-WF Waters Lodge days of Mt Baw Baw, click below. We are always keen to hear from people who are interested in the history of skiing on the Baw Baw Plateau, particularly Rover Skiing, and the Lodge itself.