LOCAL FLOOD UPDATES FOR GUESTS

🍃A MESSAGE FROM MANAGEMENT :


Management extends our solidarity to the people of Echuca/Moama and all surrounding areas following the October floods.


🍃GUEST STAYS:


We would like to reassure guests with confirmed bookings that both the Echuca townhouses (Heygarth House) and Mathoura country home (Charleston House) remain open.


We are keeping a close eye on the properties and will keep you informed of any updates which may affect your booking.


In the meantime, unless you hear from us directly by phone or email, you can safely presume your stay will go ahead.


We’ve had hard-working locals ensure that any storm damage to our roofing and plumbing systems are instantly repaired and are pleased to continue to welcome guests as per usual.


🍃LOCAL TOURISM :


The surrounding Port of Echuca and Mathoura main streets are enduring well. We’re pleased to see the shops, cafes and bars re-opening after a difficult week. Some riverboat services remain closed until the water recedes to ensure public safety.


Contact Echuca Moama Tourism for further information when planning your stay.


🍃TRAVEL ROUTES:


Available travel routes can be found via the following links:


LIVE TRAFFIC VIC:
https://traffic.vicroads.vic.gov.au/


LIVE TRAFFIC NSW:
https://www.livetraffic.com/


🍃VOLUNTEER ACCOMMODATION :


To support local families affected by the October flood event, we are happy to offer discounted accommodation for volunteer flood recovery workers, negotiable on a case by case basis. Please contact us by email to discuss.


🍃 DISPLACED FAMILY ACCOMMODATION :
If your house is affected by flood and you require short or long term accommodation in Echuca or Mathoura, contact us directly by email
hello@treehousehideouts.com.au or phone 0416189215 to discuss how we can help.


🍃DONATE TO WILDLIFE VICTORIA
Support Echuca Moama’s tireless wildlife rescue volunteers by donating here :


https://www.wildlifevictoria.org.au/actnow


🍃Tree House Hideouts Echuca & Mathoura continues to be a refuge amongst the chaos and stand by our beautiful, resilient towns as they recover from yet another trial.


See you soon…