Brighthouse reviewed the operations of the two caravan parks owned and operated by Kevin & Lesley Hug in Toodyay. The result was a plan to develop the Moondyne Caravan Park (renamed Toodyay Holiday Park and Chaletds) into an integrated holiday park/park home park in this peaceful natural location. Our brief included concept caravan park designs, assisting with Shire approvals and consulting on the development.
The Shire of Nannup engaged Brighthouse to prepare a feasibility study and business case for the Shire's caravan parks' redevelopment. The caravan parks' redevelopment designs were adopted by Council and the Shire is working towards upgrading the two properties according to the Brighthouse proposals.
Brighthouse was appointed Project Consultant and created a caravan park design concept for the redevelopment of this superbly located caravan park, on the edge of the Hardy Inlet in Augusta. We then prepared a Feasibility Study, facilitated community consultation meetings and a Business Plan for the parks' owner's - The Shire of Augusta-Margaret River.
The Shire of Cue engaged Brighthouse to manage the caravan park design proposals and forward works planning for the redevelopment of the Cue Caravan Park. The new design substantially increased to number of tourist sites and included holiday accommodation units whilst retaining the historic features of the Old Jail and Miner's Huts.
Brighthouse worked with Indigenous Business Australia and the Indigenous Owners to explore opportunities for the development of one on the Kimberley's finest tourism locations. We negotiated with a number of parties interested in developing the property and assisted the owners with a plan to retain the business in family ownership.
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