Two new member representatives elected to the CRPVic board

Corrine Davis (Amberlee Holiday Homes and Accommodation) and Claire Height (BIG4 Castlemaine Gardens Holiday Park) were elected to the association’s Board at the November AGM.

Corrine is a second-generation parkie, having grown up at Amberlee on the Mornington Peninsula. After moving away to study Human Resource Management, Public Relations and Sociology, she ultimately found herself drawn back to the family business and the parkie way of life.

She brings a strong mix of operator experience, formal education and ongoing professional growth to the association’s board, a mix that allows her to honor our heritage while bringing a knowledgeable, forward-thinking perspective to future discussions and decision making.

Claire has over 35 years’ experience in finance, investment, hospitality, and tourism. She began her career at Merrill Lynch Australia before moving into small business ownership, and for the past 17 years has owned and managed BIG4 Castlemaine Gardens Holiday Park.

With expertise in marketing, human resources, and financial management, combined with a strong understanding of tourism trends and guest needs, Claire is recognised as a leader in regional tourism.

In welcoming our new members, we also say goodbye to Roger Humphris (Lake Sambell Beechworth Caravan Park) and Adrienne Cove (BIG4 Windmill Ballarat Holiday Park) and thank them for their outstanding contribution to the association over many years.