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Camp Hill Freemasons

Lodge No. 388 • Freemasons Queensland
A welcoming lodge in Brisbane

Build character. Grow friendships. Serve the community.

Camp Hill Lodge No. 388 is part of Freemasons Queensland — a fraternity focused on personal development, fellowship, and charitable service in the local community. [1](https://uglq.org.au/lodges/south-brisbane-masonic-hall/camp-hill-no-388/)[2](https://uglq.org.au/fundraising/lodges-in-action/)

Talk to us about joining Email the Lodge Secretary

Lodge

Camp Hill No. 388

Email

secretary(at)camphillfreemasons.org

Address

2404 Logan Road, Eight Mile Plains QLD 4113

Address and contact details above are published by Freemasons Queensland. [1](https://uglq.org.au/lodges/south-brisbane-masonic-hall/camp-hill-no-388/)

About Freemasonry (in plain English)

Freemasonry welcomes men of good character from all walks of life and diverse religions. It’s a commitment to developing your potential, supporting each other, and working for good in the community. [1](https://uglq.org.au/lodges/south-brisbane-masonic-hall/camp-hill-no-388/)

  • Fellowship: friendships and support across life stages. [1](https://uglq.org.au/lodges/south-brisbane-masonic-hall/camp-hill-no-388/)
  • Self‑development: learning, reflection, and personal growth. [1](https://uglq.org.au/lodges/south-brisbane-masonic-hall/camp-hill-no-388/)
  • Community service: practical charity and fundraising for worthwhile causes. [2](https://uglq.org.au/fundraising/lodges-in-action/)

Community & charity

Freemasons Queensland supports community fundraising through lodges and its charity, Hand Heart Pocket, and also maintains a separate fund for short‑term help in exceptional circumstances. [2](https://uglq.org.au/fundraising/lodges-in-action/)

  • Local initiatives: lodges back a wide range of nonprofit and community activities. [2](https://uglq.org.au/fundraising/lodges-in-action/)
  • Working together: lodge donations are often supported by Hand Heart Pocket. [2](https://uglq.org.au/fundraising/lodges-in-action/)
  • Everyone can help: you don’t have to be a Freemason to support the charity. [2](https://uglq.org.au/fundraising/lodges-in-action/)

Our history

Camp Hill Lodge began after discussions in 1945 about forming a new lodge; it was consecrated on 9 November 1946. Early records for December 1946 show 38 members. [1](https://uglq.org.au/lodges/south-brisbane-masonic-hall/camp-hill-no-388/)

The lodge purchased land in 1947 at the Belmont Tram Terminus in Camp Hill, later resold, and the lodge continues to meet at Stones Corner with members from across Brisbane. [1](https://uglq.org.au/lodges/south-brisbane-masonic-hall/camp-hill-no-388/)

Interested in joining?

If you’d like to learn more, the simplest first step is to contact the Lodge Secretary for a friendly chat about membership and lodge activities. [1](https://uglq.org.au/lodges/south-brisbane-masonic-hall/camp-hill-no-388/)

What to expect

A welcoming environment with lodge meetings plus social and fundraising activities involving family and friends. [1](https://uglq.org.au/lodges/south-brisbane-masonic-hall/camp-hill-no-388/)

Next step

Email the Lodge Secretary and ask about visiting, membership, and upcoming activities. [1](https://uglq.org.au/lodges/south-brisbane-masonic-hall/camp-hill-no-388/)

Contact details Email: secretary(at)camphillfreemasons.org

Contact

For enquiries about Camp Hill Lodge No. 388, please contact the Lodge Secretary. [1](https://uglq.org.au/lodges/south-brisbane-masonic-hall/camp-hill-no-388/)

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