Camp and Furnace

A warm welcome awaited me and the other guests for wedding of my good friend Craig Dobson and the lovely Elise’s wedding ,a gréât venue all under one roof . So much space and comfort and even an outdoor space . The main hall was superbly appointed lots of room yet retained an intimate feeling , t read moreA warm welcome awaited me and the other guests for wedding of my good friend Craig Dobson and the lovely Elise’s wedding ,a gréât venue all under one roof . So much space and comfort and even an outdoor space . The main hall was superbly appointed lots of room yet retained an intimate feeling , the stage and sound system as good as you get and the icing on the wedding cake so to speak? Only one small criticism would be the room used for the ceremony could use a bit of a makeover. The venue relies totally on the couple providing any decoration here the bones are good large well lit room but very bland . Still a great modern venue in the city for a modern couple who value the sentiment and ceremony more than bricks and mortar. Great wedding and great venue.

Nice place to organise a meet. Went there for work related event. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Food was good especially the dessert. Recommended

Camp and furnace can be a great place to eat and drink. It also serves as a venue for events. For some events it is a lovely venue, for some it is quite lacking - specifically the multi-room festival or club day/night events tend to have no seating. Considering that these events can typically cont read moreCamp and furnace can be a great place to eat and drink. It also serves as a venue for events. For some events it is a lovely venue, for some it is quite lacking - specifically the multi-room festival or club day/night events tend to have no seating. Considering that these events can typically continue for 8-10 hours it is pretty inconsiderate to the paying punters to not provide comfortable seating and lounge areas during these events. They have the facility, but is seems like they would rather maximize capacity. The m as management do not appear to genuinely value their lifeblood, their paying visitors.