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Situated on the fringe of the Hunter Valley's wine country, between Kurri Kurri and Cessnock, RV travellers can find a perfect place to park at the Abermain Bowling and Recreation Club.Self-contained vehicles can park on-site (entry is through the members’ car park), where the grassy area at the rear of the car park has room for up to seven vehicles. Awnings cannot be opened, but pets on a lead are permitted. Parking is provided for up to 72 hours free of charge.The friendly club has all the regular facilities including a bistro, which is open for lunch and dinner from Tuesday through to Sunday. With six beers on tap, a TAB lounge, KENO, pool table and dart boards, it's the perfect place to escape for a refreshing drink in your down time. The club opens at 10am daily, seven days a week.Address: Cnr Armidale St & Goulburn St, AbermainCost: Nil chargeParking: Entry through member's car park, grassy area at rear of car park, 72hrs, awnings not to be opened, room for 7 vehicles up to 7m, pets on leadOpening Hours: 10am to 11pm

Perenjori is situated 368 kilometres north-east of Perth. The town covers approximately 8000 square kilometres, and has a population of only 600. Gold was discovered in Perenjori in 1894, and in 1916 it was declared a town site.Within town there are two options for overnight parking; the rest area on Mullewa-Wubin Road between the Anzac Memorial & Village Green, and the Sports Oval off Mullewa-Wubin Road. Both offer 24 hour parking free of charge, with toilets, bins, and water available, and pets are permitted on leads. A free dump point is available at the Perenjori Caravan Park on the corner of Crossing Street and North Road.Perenjori sits on the ‘Wildflower Way’, and in the wildflower season from late August to October travellers may see an abundance of orchids, pink and white everlastings, and the wreath leschenaultia. Perenjori is also a birdwatchers paradise, with many water birds seasonally making their way inland to nearby habitats.Tourist/Visitor Centre       Perenjori & Districts Visitors CentreFowler St, Perenjori WA 6620P: 08 9973 1105 (July to October)P: 08 9973 0100 (Off season)www.perenjori.wa.gov.auCasual Parking       Fowler St btwn Smith St & Hesford StShort Term Parking           Mullewa-Wubin Rd btwn Anzac Memorial & Village Green, (24hr), nil cost, tlts, bins, c/seating, water, BBQ, pets on lead; Sports Oval bitumen car park area off Mullewa-Wubin Rd via Stan Cannon entrance, (24hr), nil cost, tlts, bins, water, pets on leadLong Term Parking            Perenjori Caravan Park, cnr Crossing St & North Rd, (96hr), tlts, shwr, BBQ, $16.50pvpn unpwr, $27.00PVPN power.Dump Point  Perenjori Caravan Park, cnr Crossing St & North RdPotable Water          Perenjori Caravan Park; Village Green public tlts, Mullewa-Wubin Rd btwn Anzac Memorial & Village Green; Sports Oval, off Wubin-Mullewa Rd via Stan Cannon entranceHospital        Nearest Hospital is at Morawa 40km N via Mullewa-Wubin Rd. 4 Caufield Rd, Morawa, 08 9971 0200Doctors Surgery     Perenjori Medical Centre, Russel St, Perenjori, 08 9973 1031, Hours: Tues 9am – 12pm, Thurs 1.30pm – 5pmDentist           Royal Flying Doctors Service (mobile dentist), bookings & info through Perenjori Shire Office, 08 9973 0100Pharmacy     Nearest is Morawa Pharmacy, 60 Winfield St, Morawa, 08 9971 1732, open 6 daysSupermarket            Perenjori IGA Xpress, Fowler St, Perenjori, 08 9973 1052

Meekatharra is a small town situated on the Great Northern Highway, in the Mid West region of Western Australia. It is a centre for sheep and cattle transshipment, initially by rail but now by road trains. It is also a regional home to the Royal Flying Doctor Service and the School of the Air. Heritage buildings in Meekatharra maintain character in the town centre while the local museum puts it all into context. Located in the library, the museum contains more than 100 photographs and items of memorabilia of life through the ages in Meekatharra.Those visiting Meekatharra can find short-term parking at the Lions Park Area, situated in Hill Street. There is no fee to stay here and parking is limited to 24 hours. A dump point is located at Lot 58 Main Street, and potable water can be obtained from the Visitors Rest Area, also located in Main Street. Meekatharra is a quaint town, rich in history. Active and profitable gold mining operations continue in the district and the relics of those long since past, dotted throughout the countryside, fill the imagination of the inquisitive tourists. The Meeka Rangelands Discovery Trail provides a fascinating insight into the history, and natural and cultural heritage of Meekatharra along an easy three kilometre walk around Meekatharra Creek. The trail also includes the Meeka Lookout, an opportunity to take in the vast red rangelands and appreciate the beauty of the outback landscape.Tourist/Visitor Centre          Council Office, adj to museum & library, 54 Main St, MeekatharraPh: 08 9980 0600reception@meekashire.wa.gov.auwww.meekashire.wa.gov.au Casual Parking       Main St, between Savage St & Porter StShort Term Parking           Vacant lot opp Royal Mail Hotel; Lions Park Area, Hill St, 24hrLong Term Parking            Peace George, Gascoyne Junction RdDump Point  Lot 58, Main St. Lat: -26.59366 Long: 118.49593Potable Water          Main St, at the Visitors Rest AreaHospital        Savage St, Ph: 08 9981 0600Doctors Surgery     Outpatients at the hospital, Mon-Fri: 9am-12pm & 2pm–4pmPharmacy     Main St, next to Coates Hire, Ph: 08 9980 1798Supermarket            Farmer Jacks Foodworks, Main St, Ph: 08 9981 1088