For the second time in a year, the Newall Family have faced a devastating setback to life as they know it. Living on the river since birth, the Newall brothers have taken over "Newall's Caravan Park" after the passing of their parents. Giving everything they have to provide a place where 40+ families can escape their day-to-day life to relax with friends by the river for the weekend, the Newalls have been destroyed with these massive floods not once, but twice in 13 months.

 

 

Anyone that knows Rob and Garry will know what caring, helpful, giving and all-around genuine good blokes they are. Rob was out in the floodwaters in a small boat, trying to save anything he could to help his site holders who had just finished rebuilding their holiday vans from the previous flood.
Rob and Garry are the backbones of our family. Yet, I have never heard or seen them this worried and stressed about the park's future in all my life.

 

 

The flood in 2021 had a massive impact on them personally and financially, but they rebuilt and came out the other side with several weeks of hard work. But with the flood this year, in Rob's words, "this one has broken me".

 

 

 

 

Coming back from the floods this time will take a lot. Any form of help will not only be incredible to this family, but will prove that there are people just like Rob and Garry and when someone is down and struggling, there will be support right there ready to help you rebuild again.