Last Saturday, Lake Proserpine was transformed into a tranquil oasis, featuring enchanting acoustic folk music and delectable food, all set against a breathtaking lakeside backdrop.
Visitors, relaxed by Lake Proserpine soaking in the ethereal atmosphere, as musicians played. They danced and sang along to well-known tunes, all while watching the sun go down above the hills and lake in the horizon.
While there was the option for day visitors, many attendees chose to camp at Lake Proserpine Camping Ground.
The festival had a selection of food stalls including a pizza and waffle stall; however, many individuals brought their own picnics and drinks.
Once the stars came out, individuals retreated back to their cars, tents and caravans for the end to ‘The Reef Trail,’ and what was a lively afternoon full of music, laughter and sun.
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