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Discover big country charm in the small outback Queensland town of Wallumbilla. Just 40km east of Roma along the Warrego Highway, this welcoming township is known for its genuine hospitality, easy pace and proud rural roots. Established as a pastoral run in the 19th century, Wallumbilla quickly grew into a vital service centre for surrounding properties - and that strong community spirit still shines through today.RV travellers exploring the Maranoa Region will find a friendly stopover at the Wallumbilla Showground. Visitors can stay for up to 72 hours, with a donation box available to help support the facility. Showers, toilets, potable water and a dump point are all conveniently located on site, and pets are welcome on leads - making it an easy and comfortable base for a short stay.While you’re in town, step back in time at the Wallumbilla Heritage Complex and historic Wallumbilla Railway Station or treat yourself to something sweet at Calico Cottage. Be sure to call into the impressive $4.85 million “Wheat Shed” community precinct, home to the visitor information centre, library and engaging historical displays. It’s a small town with plenty to discover - and a warm welcome waiting.Tourist/Visitor Information Centre       Wallumbilla Wheat Shed36 George St, WallumbillaP: 07 4629 9009E: council@maranoa.qld.gov.auCasual Parking (near retail centre)      Wallumbilla Showground, 93 George StShort Term Parking         Wallumbilla Showground, 93 George St72hrs, donation box onsite, showers, toilets, water, power, bins, covered seating and pets on lead permittedDump Point Wallumbilla Showground, 93 George StLat: -26.586228Long: 149.181265Potable Water        Wallumbilla Showground, 93 George StMultiple taps around groundsHospital       Wallumbilla Community Clinic, Stakeyard RdP: 07 4623 4233Pharmacy    41 George St, P: 07 4623 4400Supermarket          35 High St, Wallumbilla, P: 07 4623 4166

Tullamore is a small town located in the Parkes Shire in the Central West of New South Wales. Nestled in an area north west of Parkes, south west of Dubbo and north east of Condobolin, Tullamore is a strong community with all the necessary services to sustain a vibrant town. The town has become best known for the incredibly popular Tullamore Irish Festival, featuring Irish dancers and entertainers, an Irish hurdle race and a program of Irish fun. This annual festival held in April has been running since 2004 and celebrates Tullamore’s strong Irish links.Tullamore offers short and long term parking at the showground, which is located in Henry Parkes Way. Powered and unpowered sites are available for a fee, and a dump point and potable water can be found on-site. An interesting piece of trivia, the iconic Australian song I’ve Been Everywhere, written by Geoff Mack and made popular by singer Lucky Starr, mentions Tullamore in the first verse. The Tullamore Showground is located close to town and has plenty of parking for recreational vehicles, including facilities such as a dump point and potable water.Tourist/Visitor Centre       Tullamore Coffee Shop, Museum & Art Gallery29 Cardigan St, TullamorePh: 02 6892 5558www.visitparkes.com.auCasual Parking       Parallel parking in front of the silos in the CBD & on either end of the other side of the street (street light area).Short & Long Term Parking        Tullamore Showground, Cornet St, TullamoreDump Point  Tullamore Showground, Cornet St, TullamorePotable Water          Memorial Park, Cardigan St, Tullamore & Tullamore Showground (if staying on site), Cornet St, TullamoreHospital        1 Hinkler St, Tullamore, ph: 02 6892 5003Doctors Surgery     1 Hinkler St, Tullamore, ph: 02 6892 5003Pharmacy     Multipurpose Health Service, 1 Hinkler St, Tullamore, ph: 02 6892 5285Supermarket            General Store, Cardigan St, Tullamore, ph: 02 6892 5192

Pyramid Hill is located within the Shire of Loddon, Victoria, 254km north of Melbourne and 86km north of Bendigo. Pyramid Hill is a part of a granite outcrop that runs from Mt Terrick Terrick in the south to Mt Hope in the north.While exploring this picturesque town, you can stay close to the centre of town at Pyramid Hill Caravan Park. For just $15 per vehicle per night for an unpowered site, the caravan park is the ideal location to park and has access to potable water and a dump point.From the top of the hill, which rises to 187 metres above sea level, there is a wonderful view of the township and surrounding irrigated farmlands. A 2km pathway winds around the base of Pyramid Hill, linking a 3km walk from the town. For the more adventurous the track also extends across the ‘saddle’ of the hill.Tourist/Visitor Centre       Pyramid Hill Tourist Stand20 Victoria St, Pyramid Hill VICPh: 03 5455 7391Email: d_demaine@hotmail.comwww.victoriahotelpyramidhill.com.au Casual Parking        Kelly StShort Term Parking 114 – 124 Pyramid Hill Caravan Park, Victoria St, unpwr $15pnLong Term Parking 114 – 124 Pyramid Hill Caravan Park, Victoria St, unpwr $15pnDump Point  114 – 124 Pyramid Hill Caravan Park, Victoria StPotable Water         114 – 124 Pyramid Hill Caravan Park, Victoria StDoctors Surgery      Gladfield Rd, Pyramid Hill, Ph: 03 5452 1601Pharmacy     Chemist Shop Prescription Depot, Victoria St, Ph: 03 5455 7016Supermarket IGA, 2 Victoria St, Ph: 03 5455 7322