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Geeveston is a small town located in southern Tasmania, approximately 62 kilometres south west of Hobart. Situated in the picturesque Huon Valley, Geeveston is surrounded by rolling hills, lush green valleys and apple orchids. The town has a history of forestry and apple growing, however, tourism is now a major focus for the township.The Geeveston Ex Servicemen & Women’s Club is found approximately one kilometre south of the town centre, on Memorial Drive. With parking available for up to 96 hours, the club makes an ideal camping base while exploring the local area. Fees are set at a low $20 per vehicle per night, with toilets, bins and water available also pets are permitted on leads. The town itself has many creative shops and eateries, and the main street features hand-carved timber sculptures of famous locals. Just outside of Geeveston is the popular Tahune Airwalk, with its treetop walkways and views across the Picton and Huon Rivers.Cost: $20pvpnParking: Toilets, water, bins, 96hrs, pets on lead, mobile serviceOpening Hours: Some meals available, see club for details

Wyandra is a small must-see town located in outback Queensland. The township is situated in the Paroo Shire Council region and is approximately 100 kilometres north of Cunnamulla. Those with an interest in architecture will find some stunning heritage buildings throughout town, as well as a spectacular Heritage Trail showcasing old buildings from the boom period. Parking is available at Mitchell Highway Rest Area, where self-contained vehicles are welcome to stay free of charge for up to 24 hours. This includes access to toilets and bins. Alternatively, self-contained parking is available at Wyandra Camping Ground for up to 48 hours. Payment is by way of donation, and includes access to showers, bins, toilets, water and barbecue facilities. A dump point is located at Cooper street, across from the caravan park. There are plenty of activities in and surrounding Wyandra, making this town a perfect place to visit when touring outback Queensland. Travellers can visit the famous Wyandra Beach, or for history buffs, a wonderful heritage display is available in town at the Powerhouse Museum.  Tourist/Visitor Information CentreCunnamulla Visitor Information Centre2 Jane St, CunnamullaPh: 07 4655 8470https://cunnamullatourism.com.au/Casual Parking (near retail centre)Railway StShort Term ParkingMitchell Hwy Rest Area, Matilda WayNil charge, 24hrs max stay, toilets, bins, self-contained vehicles only.Wyandra Camping, behind the school in Moody StPayment by way of donation, 48hrs max stay, showers, BBQ, bins, toilets and water.   Pets are welcome on leads.   Self-contained vehicles only.Dump PointCooper St, across from caravan parkLat: -27.245702, Long: 145.978485Potable WaterWyandra Camping area, behind the school in Moody StHospitalNearest in Charleville or CunnamullaDoctors SurgeryNearest in Charleville or CunnamullaDentistNearest in Charleville or CunnamullaPharmacyNearest in Charleville or CunnamullaSupermarketWyandra Post and General Store35 Railway St – Ph: 07 4654 9212

Terowie is a small village located approximately 221 kilometres north of Adelaide. Officially declared a historical town, visitors can find authentic and well preserved 1880s buildings scattered throughout Terowie, making this town the perfect place to visit for photographers, historians and rail buffs. The Terowie Railway Station was once the junction of the broad gauge line south to Adelaide, the narrow gauge lines east to Peterborough and Broken Hill, north to Quorn and Alice Springs, and west to Port Augusta and Western Australia. Today, the railway offers free parking for up to 96 hours for those travelling in RVs. Visitors will have access to bins, barbecues, fuel, covered seating and toilets, and pets on a lead are welcome. TV reception and mobile coverage is also available in the area.The Terowie Rail Station is the ideal destination for a peaceful stopover, experiencing a time forgotten.Parking: 96hrs