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Ariah Park is a picturesque, heritage village established at the beginning of the twentieth century. The town is famed for the original retro petrol bowsers and peppercorn trees that line the main street and is home to the iconic Ariah Park Hotel.RV travellers in the region will be able to make use of the excellent facilities at Ariah Park Campground. Parking is available for up to 7 days, with powered sites available for $15 per vehicle per night and unpowered sites available for just $8 per vehicle per night. The campground offers access to showers and toilets, and a dump point and potable water is located at the site. The bronze wheat lumper statue was built in 2016 and is a tribute to the hardworking men who lumped and stacked bags of wheat until the advent of bulk grain handling in 1916 saw the construction of large concrete railway silos begin in the region. More history of the town can be discovered on the self-guided walking tour, a must for any visitor to the area.Tourist/Visitor Information Centre        Temora Shire Visitor Information CentreCoolamon St, near the tennis courtsPh: 02 6977 5921www.temora.com.auCasual Parking (near retail centre)       Coolamon St, Ariah ParkShort & Long Term Parking        Ariah Park Campground, Barnes St$8pvpn unpowered, $15pvpn powered, 7 night max stay, showers, power, bins, BBQ, toilets, water, covered seating, pets on leadDump Point  Cnr Barnes St & Mary Gilmore Way, entry via Barnes St.Lat: -34.352968Long: 147.221125Potable Water          Ariah Park Campground, Barnes StHospital        Nearest Hospital is located at TemoraDoctors Surgery     CWA Rooms, 15 Pitt St, Ariah Park – appts via Temora Medical Centre Ph: 02 6977 3600Dentist           Nearest Dentist is located at TemoraPharmacy     71 Coolamon St, Ariah Park Ph: 02 6974 1097Supermarket            72 Coolamon St, Ph: 02 6974 1275

Moonta is situated on the Yorke Peninsula of South Australia, 165 kilometres north-west of Adelaide. The town has a strong Cornish mining heritage, which is evident in the many restored buildings, museums and cemeteries. Moonta’s close proximity to Moonta Bay and Port Hughes makes it a popular holiday destination, with jetties, safe swimming beaches and clean waters of the Spencer Gulf drawing visitors during the warmer months.RV travellers will find Moonta a convenient place to stopover to explore the Copper Coast. Parking is available for up to 48 hours at Kitto Park on Blyth Terrace. Water is provided and pets on leads are permitted. There are no fees to stay, however a donation box is on site for visitors to contribute. A dump point can be found nearby on the corner of Blyth Terrace and Frances Street.While visiting, be sure to stop in at the Moonta Mines Museum where train rides on the award-wining Moonta Mines Tourist Railway depart from. The train takes passengers on an entertaining 50 minute journey through historic landmarks of former mining operations.Tourist/Visitor Information Centre        2 Blanche St, Moonta Ph: 08 8825 1891Casual Parking Copper Coast Visitor Information Centre- Moonta, Blanche Tce MoontaQueen Square, George St Moonta     Short Term Parking           Corner Blythe Tce and Old Wallaroo Rd Moonta Donation required Maximum 3 night stay Fully self-contained vehicles onlyDump Point  At the RV park - corner Blythe Tce and old Wallaroo Rd Moonta Potable Water          Copper Coast Visitor Information Centre- Moonta.Free access during opening hours Monday tp Friday 9am till 5pm. Saturday, Sunday Public holidays 10am to 3pmDoctors Surgery     Majors Rd, Moonta, ph 08 8825 2309Dentist           Majors Rd, Moonta, located within medical clinic, ph 08 8825 2309Pharmacy     8 George St, Moonta, ph 08 8825 2063Supermarket            21 George St, Moonta, ph 08 8825 2050

Warragamba is located on the eastern edge of the Blue Mountains and is a one-and-a-half-hour drive west of Sydney. The name Warragamba comes from the Aboriginal words Warra and Gamba, meaning water running over rocks. This town is home to Warragamba Dam, the source of Sydney’s water supply.For RV travellers passing through this small town, short-term parking is available at the Warragamba Recreation Reserve. There is no cost for parking and access to bins, toilets, barbecue and water is available. Vehicles must be self-contained, pets are allowed but must be kept inside the vehicle or on a lead at all times.Warragamba Dam is the largest concrete dam in Australia and one of the largest domestic water supply dams in the world. The dam grounds are open to the public and offer a visitor centre, Water for Life exhibition, viewing platforms and several visitor facilities.Tourist/Visitor Information CentreWollondilly Shire Council Visitor Information Centre62 Menangle St, PictonPh: 02 4677 8313www.visitwollondilly.com.auCasual Parking (near retail centre)Warragamba Recreation Reserve, Farnsworth AveShort Term ParkingWarragamba Recreation Reserve, Farnsworth Ave48hrs, self-contained vehicles only, nil charge, mobile coverage, bins, toilets, BBQ, water, covered seating. Pets are allowed but must be kept inside the vehicle or on a lead at all times.Dump PointWarragamba Recreation Reserve, Farnsworth Ave-33.89363, 150.60124Potable WaterWarragamba Recreation Reserve, Farnsworth AveHospitalNearest hospital is at Penrith or CamdenDoctors Surgery39 Fourteenth St, Warragamba Ph: 02 4774 0008DentistNearest dentist is at WallaciaPharmacy25B Fourteenth St, Warragamba Ph: 02 4774 1013Supermarket3/2320 Silverdale Rd, Silverdale – Ph: 02 4774 1986