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The small inland town of Theodore is situated on the Leichhardt Highway and the Dawson River. The River and Theodore Weir have over the years provided irrigation to sustain the towns farming and agricultural industries. This is evident in the beautiful lawns and gardens, as well as the palm tree lined main street, The Boulevard, which is wide enough to cater for larger motorhomes. Theodore township was established in 1922 on land at the junction of the Dawson River and Castle Creek, with water provided by the nearby weir. The Hotel Theodore was opened as a hostel to cater for the many people coming to settle in the area. The community became the hostel shareholders and profits from the present day hotel are now used to support community projects. The Dawson Folk Museum, located at the end of Second Avenue, contains many fascinating historical displays and records of the early days of Theodore.Those looking to stay in Theodore can find short-term parking at Junction Park. Parking is limited to 48 hours and visitors have access to the dump point and potable water.Theodore is a wonderful place to visit, especially for RV travellers. The town has a large variety of shops to explore and you can pick up supplies at one of the two supermarkets. There are cafes, restaurants and take away food outlets and the Hotel Theodore has counter meals.Tourist/Visitor Centre       Theodore VIC, Fifth Ave, Theodore QLDPh: 07 4993 1900secretary@informationcentre.com.auCasual Parking       The Boulevard, Fifth Avenue, and Sixth AvenueShort & Long Term Parking        Junction Park (48hr); Powered sites $20/night at Theodore Showgrounds (7nights max) Ph: 0487 207 373Dump Point  Theodore ShowgroundsPotable Water          Junction Park Rest AreaHospital        87 The Boulevard, Ph: 07 4990 3000Doctors Surgery     27 Ninth Avenue, Ph: 07 4993 1371Pharmacy     At the hospitalSupermarket            Cornetts, The Boulevard, Ph: 07 4993 1177

Stanley is located 127 kilometres west of Devonport and 224 kilometres west of Launceston.  The historical village of Stanley is the tourism centre of the Far Northwest Coast. Step back in time discovering Highfield Historical Site, the Discovery Museum and Joe Lyon Cottage. Wander the historical streets of Stanley and experience the ‘Heritage Walk’ and explore the charming shops and busy cafes and restaurants. Sample some of the freshest produce the area has to offer including beef, crayfish, oysters, abalone and scallops. Adventure to the top of an ancient Volcanic plug ‘The Nut’ on the Nut chairlift or walk. Experience 360-degree views of the historical and picturesque village of Stanley. Stroll to the penguin viewing platform just on dark and view the little blue penguins arriving back to their rookery and chicks. In Stanley you will find accommodation for every occasion and budget from RV, caravan park, country style pub and luxury accommodation.  Stanley Recreation Grounds, located on Marine Esplanade, (overlooking Sawyer Bay), offers visitors parking for up to 7 nights, for $15 per vehicle per night or $70 per vehicle for 7 nights. A dump point and potable water can be found adjacent to Tatlows Beach public toilets. Tourist/Visitor Centre       10 Church St, Stanley 7331Ph: 03 6413 5333info@stanleyandtarkine.com.auwww.stanleyandtarkine.com.auCasual Parking       Church St & Wharf RdShort & Long Term Parking        Stanley Recreation Grounds, Marine Esplanade, fronts Tatlows Beach (overlooking Sawyer Bay), $15 pn, $70 for 7 nightsDump Point  Marine Esplanade, near the Rec Grounds.Lat: -40.764335Long: 145.288624Potable Water          Adj to Tatlows Beach public tltsHospital        74 Brittons Rd, Smithton, Ph: 03 6452 4650, (22km)Doctors Surgery     14 King St, Smithton, Ph: 03 6452 2555, (22km)Pharmacy     8 Church St, Stanley, Ph: 03 6458 1262SupermarketIGA, Cnr Marine Esp & Wharf Rd, Ph: 03 6458 1263

Robertstown is located approximately 23 kilometres north of Eudunda, in the Regional Council of Goyder. There is a general store, post office, hotel, garage and a rural transaction centre in town. Although the Robertstown area is predominately a farming community, the region is also renowned for the numerous motoring events that take place here each year. For those wishing to visit Robertstown, parking is available at Robertstown Oval, situated in Main Road, Robertstown. Sites are free of charge and a 24 hour time limit applies. While in town, be sure to visit Inspiration Point. Located six kilometres from town, this scenic area overlooks the Murray Flats and is a popular destination for both residents and tourists alike.Contact: Lehmann's Store, Commercial StPhone: 08 8581 7100Parking: Robertstown Oval, Main Rd, 24hrs